The phrase "allocated close to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, funds, or items in proximity to a specific location or point.
Example: "The budget was allocated close to the project's main site to ensure efficient resource management."
Alternatives: "assigned near" or "designated close to".
Those kidneys were allocated close to home to shorten cold time, and biopsies were used sparingly.
In min-distance layout design, machines or workstations with high flow rates are allocated close to each other to minimize the total distance of the material flow.
In this case, then Admission Control must ensure that the servers are allocated "close" to one another by some metric, e.g., the number of network hops.
Through its recruitment to the MOR, PKCγ is allocated close to potential substrates where DAG promotes its activation.
He added that the central Government would allocate close to $1 billion this year to help laid-off workers.
British and European pension funds now allocate close to 1percentt of their $1.4 trillion in assets to venture capital, twice as much as a year ago, according to estimates by Venture Economics.
Yet even though a portion of the corn product distilled into ethanol can be recovered for animal feed, this does not mean that corn directly available for feed has not been reduced by allocating close to 30 to 40percenttoto ethanol.
While debtors should have been allocating close to 100percentt of their excess payments (over the minimum amount) to the highest APR card, instead they were devoting "only 51.5% of their excess payments to the high APR card, behavior that is virtually indistinguishable from the completely nonresponsive baseline". It did not look like people were considering interest rates at all, in other words.
And because Trentino's local government can raise its own taxes, some years ago it decided pump its wealth into innovation initiatives, allocating close to 3percentt of its provincial GDP to research.
This large sum power reduction comes at the price of setting very low SINR targets for some of the links, sometimes allocating close to zero power for some links as we will show later in Figures 17 and 18.
The parties can agree any carve-out they wish, but generally parties negotiate carve-outs that allocate market and systemic risk to the buyer and allocate closing risk to the seller for adverse events that particularly and disproportionately affect it.
