The phrase "allocated for free" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, services, or items that are distributed without charge.
Example: "The community center has allocated resources for free to support local families in need."
Alternatives: "provided at no cost" or "distributed for free".
In the year 2012, 85% of the allowances shall be allocated for free.
A total of £50m - taken out of an axed technology fund for schools - has been allocated for free schools for the first year of the policy.
Table 5 shows forecasted CO2-emissions, the estimated amount of allowances allocated for free and the potential acquisition costs for three groups of airlines.
In the pilot ETSs in China, a majority of allowances are allocated for free, with a relatively small portion being auctioned in Shenzhen and Guangdong.
With 149.2 million allowances allocated for free (see above), airlines will need to buy allowances for about 74.4 million tonnes of CO2-emissions.
Whether allocated for free or not, the economic value of allowances includes the opportunity cost of using allowances that could otherwise be sold in the market.
One of two 8-m long straight sections is allocated for storage ring free electron laser (SRFEL) in the UV region.
"The debate will address substantial election questions with enough time allocated for a proper free-flowing debate between the leaders," said the ITV spokeswoman.
Chandler allocated funds for free textbooks for the state's school children, created a teacher's pension fund, and provided extensive funding for the state's colleges and universities.
Thus, measuring the time allocated for decision making by free-flying honeybees confronted with tasks of different difficulty may constitute an interesting research perspective for the future [35] [36].
A further $273 million is allocated for universities to construct "N.I.H-free" buildings, meaning laboratories in which none of the equipment has been bought with money from the National Institutes of Health.
