The phrase "allocated elsewhere" is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase to indicate that something was transferred from one place to another, typically for a specific purpose. For example, "We decided to allocate the resources to the development team elsewhere in the company."
But given that rich-world central banks could get printing and solve the problem of too-little demand outright, that criticism could be more usefully allocated elsewhere.
We all moan about how the real fans aren't allocated tickets, but are secretly glad that there are enough tickets allocated elsewhere so that 'real' fans can get their hands on them.
Considering the £1.1bn cut in social care budget that the local authorities will face this year, there is every chance that the Care Act money will be allocated elsewhere and severely disabled people will be cut off.
The MP said he hoped that an average of three scholarships could be made available in every state school and sixth form college. Schools that did not have students whose family income fell below a set threshold would have their scholarships allocated elsewhere.
In the letter addressed to the premier, Denis Napthine, and the Labor opposition leader, Daniel Andrews, Abbott said the East West Link had become an election issue and he wanted to be clear the federal funding could not be allocated elsewhere.
The council rejected it and said the money had already been allocated elsewhere.
And it will cost you money you'd like to allocate elsewhere.
"If a company does not see a chance for business success in a particular field, it simply allocates resources elsewhere.
While State Highway 470 and E-470 are not officially branches of I-70, they are remnants of plans for an Interstate 470 beltway around Denver that were cancelled when the allocated funds were spent elsewhere.
He added: "Constraints will force them to re-allocate their capital elsewhere".
The Treasury will then re-allocate the cash elsewhere.
