The phrase "allocate that time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution or assignment of time for a specific task or activity.
Example: "In order to complete the project on schedule, we need to allocate that time for team meetings and brainstorming sessions."
Alternatives: "set aside that time" or "designate that time".
This season it is going to be much more difficult for them to allocate that time and still be able to work on the training ground.
Use your still-to-do list to estimate the amount of time you'll need to finish those last few projects and allocate that time on your countdown list.
Instead, allocate that time to look for or be with someone who -- gasp! -- just might share your dreams and goals.
It's very hard to allocate that time as well for prevention".......... ..........prevention isn't a priority for GPs.
If you have some spare time, allocate that time to helping others.
He needs to see how and who he spent time with and how he allocated that time".
McKenzie: I think IT organizations are in a unique position to stay abreast of what is happening in the technology space because of the resources available to us now, assuming that we allocate the time, but we are also in a unique position because we are one of the few functions that sees everything at all layers of the company.
If not, add it to the chore times, or allocate the time somewhere that it won't interfere with enjoying weekend activities.
The channel status table includes the availability of the time slot (busy or idle), the identification of neighboring ship j that allocates the time slot, the number of ship j's subscribing ships, and the occupancy number of ship j. 4.
This raises the problem that cells that allocate more time to the persister state could be out-competed by cells which allocate less time to the persister state, and instead invest more heavily in growth.
But there were signs of power and restrained agency when principals were not genuine interactants in the discussions or that they allocated the time for other tasks where middle leaders practices were constrained because they did not get enough time for their work.
