The phrase "allocated directly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, funds, or responsibilities are assigned or designated without intermediaries.
Example: "The budget for the project was allocated directly to the development team to ensure timely progress."
Alternatives: "assigned directly" or "designated directly".
Development assistance can be allocated directly.
This year, £5m will be allocated directly to mental health trusts for revamping facilities.
All principals, for example, will manage school budgets allocated directly by the Department of Education's central budget office.
Similarly, the second ranked factor was "Assistance allocated directly to projects".
More risks are allocated to contractors or shared between contractors and owners with only two risks allocated directly to the owners.
The costs for building rent, water quality management, service for water treatment plant and administration are indirect, as they cannot be allocated directly to one service unit.
Those times also consider the memory transfer time since it is not possible to allocate directly on the GPU the whole 3D + t volume.
As can be observed, the restrictions in the allocated areas directly influence the movement vector of each agent, represented by the black arrow.
§ In a first step, we allocated costs directly to the inpatient ward when resource usage could be identified.
All six health authorities are allocated resources directly from the Provincial Ministry of Health to administer and deliver the majority of publicly funded health care services in the Province (i.e., there is no direct delivery of services from the Ministry, but physicians are paid on a fee for service basis from the Ministry and are under no contractual obligation to the health authorities).
Under the government's health and social care bill the NHS Commissioning Board has overall responsibility for a budget £80bn, of which it will allocate £60bn directly to CCGs.
