The phrase "allocate you" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in any context, as "allocate" usually requires an object that is a resource or item being distributed, not a person.
Example: "We need to allocate resources effectively to meet our project goals."
Alternatives: "assign you" or "designate you".
An advisor will do this for you, or you can use an online asset allocation calculator like this one to find out how you should allocate you money between stocks, fixed income, and cash.
In Ghana, they allocate you to the place where you are most needed.
Placements to volunteer abroad are offered by different types of organisations: for-profit companies and not-for-profits can both allocate you to specific projects, or place you with a local organisation.
"Maybe if you are a family and you have been living in an overcrowded house for 15 years, but you are not as overcrowded as the seven Somalis next door, [the length of] your wait should allocate you a home.
If you don't asset allocate you get into all the different bubbles.
Sometimes your internet service provider (ISP) will allocate you a new IP address, or will carry out maintenance work that means you are given a new IP address.
"With the money that's being allocated, you've got to do what you can with the resources that you have".
Truphone is free software for the mobile which a allocates you a Truphone number.
However, it may be that your network provider has allocated you an IP address outside the UK.
Depending on the time you are allocated you may need to get up really early on the day of the UMAT and if not it is still important to be organised.
If you consider that my region in the Alps, with only 450 000 inhabitants, earmarks ECU 1 m more than what the Union as a whole was allocating, you will realize just how vital it is to pay attention to tourism.
