The phrase "allocate remaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of leftover resources, time, or tasks after an initial allocation has been made.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we decided to allocate remaining funds to the marketing department for their upcoming campaign."
Alternatives: "distribute leftover" or "assign surplus".
We then allocated remaining costs (e.g., registration clerks, site and district supervision, tents, and social mobilization) in proportion to the disease-specific spending.
How to fairly allocate the remaining allowable emissions among the world's nations is a complex and contentious issue.
Allocations should meet Iraqi non-significant harm and equitable use constraints and allocate the remaining water to Turkey for agricultural use in the feasible negotiation scenario, whereas allocations should meet Turkish maximum agricultural water demands and allocate the remaining water to Iraq for agricultural use in the unlikely cooperation scenario.
When Councilwoman Kathryn E. Freed successfully lobbied the Council to allocate the remaining $240,000 last June, the last piece fell into place.
County housing staffers are hoping the flexibility will allow Fairfax to allocate the remaining funding for the program by the Sept. 10 deadline.
When the current awarded projects start to cover large portions of the company׳s design and manufacturing capacities, the company confronts with the decision problem of choosing which customer order next to allocate the remaining scarce capacities properly.
"I just didn't think it was an efficient way to allocate our remaining resources," he said, admitting that lifting Soriano off the Tampa Bay roster was the brainstorm of Hal Steinbrenner, managing general partner and relief pitching expert.
This raises key questions of how to allocate the remaining "carbon budget" fairly among countries, an issue that some climate negotiators fear could wreck the UN climate talks, which are supposed to culminate in a global agreement on emissions in 2015.
"That implies if there is more than that [in fossil fuel reserves], that you leave some of that carbon in the ground". This raises key questions of how to allocate the remaining "carbon budget" fairly among countries, an issue that some climate negotiators fear could wreck the UN climate talks, which are supposed to culminate in a global agreement on emissions in 2015.
"I didn't recommend it just because I just didn't think it was an efficient way to allocate the remaining resources we had," Cashman said of the signing, which is for three years and $35 million and contains opt-out clauses at Soriano's behest after the first two seasons.
