The phrase "allocated a budget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution of financial resources for a specific project or purpose.
Example: "The project manager was pleased to learn that the team had been allocated a budget for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "assigned a budget" or "designated a budget."
The municipality has allocated a budget of 8,751,164 for the year 2010 11.
We allocated a budget to produce the videos and wanted our brand presence to reflect the same quality.
Having been allocated a budget of £600, Harrison eventually spent £15,000 on recording the film soundtrack, paying the difference himself.
The project was the first of its kind to be undertaken in Afghanistan and was allocated a budget of £3.5 million.
The overhead telegraph may have been intended as a link in the proposed line from the Cape to Cairo and was to be supported by 7m-high poles at 150m spacings and had been allocated a budget of three million francs.
For the year 2001 2003, Pakistan was allocated a budget of US $200 million [ 21].
Once there was agreement among biologists and executives as to a credible plan of action, allocate a budget to make sure these unique species had a long-term future.
DOE's $5 billion Office of Science, meanwhile, is facing difficult choices about how to allocate a budget that is expected to remain essentially flat or even shrink over the next few years.
"The state will have to look at what the demand is going to be the next time they propose allocating a budget for the program and they're definitely going to have to take into consideration the Tesla Model 3 demand," Santulli said.
UNICEF also encourages education authorities to allocate a budget for school maintenance.
This process should determine transition stakeholders, review the reasons for why transition is occurring, allocate a budget for transition activities, and ultimately create an agreed-upon transition and M&E plan.
