The phrase "allocated figure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific amount or number that has been assigned or designated for a particular purpose.
Example: "The allocated figure for the project budget was significantly lower than expected, leading to concerns about resource availability."
Alternatives: "designated amount" or "assigned value".
The final amount that each production receives can vary from the allocated figure depending on how much the production ends up spending.
If one 1° was smaller, one point was allocated (Figure 3D).
Three year groups were excluded as they did not have timetabled lessons in personal, social, and health education, and the remaining 28 year groups were randomly allocated (figure).
All analyses were carried out according to the intention-to-treat principle on participants who received and started their allocated intervention (figure 1).
A vanishingly tiny portion of the NIH budget is allocated to figuring out how to turn what we already know into what we routinely do.
Wenger's biggest outlay in the January transfer window remains the £17m he committed to signing Jose Antonio Reyez in 2004 and the same figure allocated to Andrey Arshavin's move in 2009.
These sums are dictated - via the Barnett formula - by the figure allocated to services such as health and education in England.
Usually, a miscellaneous category like "other" has a fairly insignificant monetary figure allocated to it -- if youhave a lot of 'it, you create a special line item(like "Centrifuges").
*88 women in controlled cord traction arm and 33 in standard placenta expulsion arm did not receive allocated intervention (see figure).
LandScan estimates were generated by an algorithm that allocates census figures to one square kilometer grid cells based on land surface characteristics identified by satellite images.
Last month's budget, the last one that will make any difference to the 2010 poverty figures, allocated a paltry £200m to child poverty measures, compared to the £4.2bn that campaigners say was required.
