The phrase "allocated for improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing resources, funds, or time that have been set aside specifically for the purpose of making enhancements or upgrades.
Example: "The budget for the upcoming year includes a significant amount allocated for improvements in our infrastructure."
Alternatives: "designated for enhancements" or "set aside for upgrades."
Professor Stephen Glaister, director of the RAC Foundation, said: "Space is at a premium in London and we have to use imaginative ways of generating new road capacity to replace road space allocated for other improvements, while recognising the need to improve safety and cut emissions.
Ms. Petri said that a portion of any money allocated for capital improvements could be used to replace carpeting.
Hundreds of millions of dollars have been allocated for making improvements at the state level, but the commission is too short of cash to distribute it.
An Illinois State Board of Education ISBEE) press release from July 29 announced further details of the $3.6 million allocated for the improvements in the state.
An overhaul of the shattered tangle of subway and commuter trains in Lower Manhattan could cost more than $7 billion, four times the amount currently allocated for downtown transportation improvements, a group of high-level New Yorkers told Congress this week.
A12 Beliefs A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-5 DownTransitansit Costs May Surpass $7 Billion An overhaul of the shattered rail system in Lower Manhattan could cost more than $7 billion, four times the amount currently allocated for downtown transportation improvements, a group of high-level New Yorkers has told Congress.
This parameter therefore became the single improvement allocated for that equation.
Funds from a farm ownership loan are typically allocated for purchasing new land, improving existing farmland, improvement or construction of new farm structures, promoting conservation projects, and to finance closing costs.
It is important that resources be allocated for interventions where the best opportunities for improvements in DM program outcomes may exist.
Approximately 60% was allocated for service growth, and the rest for quality and service improvement.
Suggestions for improvement On how the programme could be improved respondents (27.9%) suggested that more time be allocated for the programme either by extending airing time or be aired on more that the current two days.
