The phrase "allocate millions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of a large sum of money for a specific purpose, such as funding a project or initiative.
Example: "The government decided to allocate millions to improve the public transportation system in the city."
Alternatives: "distribute millions" or "assign millions."
Rose Molokoane, who helps allocate millions of dollars to urban improvement projects around the world, lives in a South African informal settlement.
Mr. Sykes was instrumental in the reopening of the investigation into the killing of Emmett Till in Mississippi in 1955 and in persuading Congress to allocate millions of dollars to the investigation of civil rights cold cases.
New Jersey has already awarded nearly $10 million, though most of the research projects there do not involve embryonic cells; the state plans to allocate millions more for additional research facilities.
The advisers said they were dispirited over the loss in North Carolina, after her campaign — now working off a shoestring budget as spending outpaces fund-raising — decided to allocate millions of dollars and full days of the candidate and her husband in the state.
If the crowd cannot even make a decent Web app, the chances of its being able to allocate millions of dollars more efficiently than seasoned pros does not seem terribly great.
Federal and state legislators currently allocate millions of dollars for various programs each year, which is then passed on to businesses employing students eligible for financial aid.
As a consequence of the texture change, the lattice planes facing the first formed liquid are (002) and (101) planes, i.e. those planes allocating 1st and 2nd neighbours around a given atom with shell radii very close to the mean distance of nearest neighbours in liquid as obtained from the radial distribution function (RDF).
Practically, the FCM can be built on participants 1 to b who are then allocated (1st wave); next, the FCM is built on participants 1 to 2 × b (combining questionnaires from the 1st and 2nd waves) who are then allocated, etc.
(3) A resolution that will call upon the Mayor's Budget Office to give taxpayers and voters real decision-making power over at least a portion of the City budget, by adopting the same "Participatory Budgeting" model that I have implemented to allocate the 49th Ward's infrastructure funds.
Based on intelligence reports, the Admiralty allocated the 1st Cruiser Squadron on 17 November 1917, with cover provided by the reinforced 1st Battlecruiser Squadron and distant cover by the battleships of the 1st Battle Squadron, to destroy the minesweepers and their light cruiser escorts.
"Material Girl" was allocated the 15th spot on the list.
