The phrase "allocate posts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are assigning or distributing specific roles, tasks, or positions to individuals or groups.
Example: "The manager decided to allocate posts based on each team member's strengths and expertise."
Alternatives: "assign positions" or "designate roles".
The Agenda for Change system, introduced in 2004, allocates posts to set pay bands, using the Job Evaluation Scheme. it covers almost all NHS nurses, administrators, porters and other staff who are not medical (doctors), very senior managers or agency staff.
"We do not have our own budget nor allocated posts; … the employees have temporary contracts or contracts for just a month, with all the uncertainty it entails…".
In relation to the case of lack of equity in the distribution of resources: "We do not have our own budget nor allocated posts; … the employees have temporary contracts or contracts for just a month, with all the uncertainty it entails…".
Participants were randomly allocated post-film either to perform a visuospatial task (the computer game 'Tetris') or to a no-task control condition.
The Assembly's primary responsibility would be to elect a First and Deputy First Minister as soon as possible, to allocate Ministerial posts under the d'Hondt formula and to make other preparations for Government within Northern Ireland and in the North/South and East/West fields.
"We tried to allocate our post-July Galaxy games in a very equitable manner," Courtemanche said.
At present, the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) elects the Shadow Cabinet every two years and the party leader then allocates the posts.
When the Great Khural session opened on July 19, the DP, lacking a majority, formed a coalition with Justice and CC-GP, the ratio for allocating ministerial posts between the DP and Justice being 3 1.
Plans to build a 50-story headquarters for Bank of America on 42nd Street have stirred opposition from some real estate executives and civic groups because of the bank's request for $650 million in tax-exempt bonds allocated for post-Sept.
Respondents were allocated to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), no-PTSD (depending on whether they met the screening criteria of PTSD using the Posttraumatic Stress Diagnostic Scale), and control group.
