The phrase "allocated for it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, time, or space that has been designated or set aside for a specific purpose or item.
Example: "The budget has been allocated for it, ensuring that we have the necessary funds to complete the project."
Alternatives: "designated for it" or "set aside for it".
Article 11 of the Water Control Law provided that, if any agricultural land or part thereof is used for non-agricultural purposes, this particular land forfeits its right to use the water allocated for it and will receive material compensation in return[15].
This function can be slightly more efficient than c since if vdest contains enough space, memory will not have to be allocated for it.
According to Biderman, preventing illegal deforestation in the Amazon depends heavily on adequate surveillance of the forest — and currently, there just isn't enough money allocated for it.
An $11 million gap exists between what the organization estimates it needs to handle its 210,000 cases a year -- $77.5 million -- and what is allocated for it in Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's budget.
The Washington Post had an excellent editorial yesterday about under-the-counter plans by Congressional Democrats to kill Washington's school voucher programme.Congressional Democrats want to mandate that the District's unique school voucher program be reauthorized before more federal money can be allocated for it.
Remain focused on a single task for the amount of time you've allocated for it, then move on.
Go to Article from CNet News.com » The deal would be somewhat surprising given Dell's historical reluctance to grow through acquistions, and the heavy marketing budget it allocated for its own high-end XPS PC lineup, writes CNet's Tom Kravitz.
A prioritised budget for counter-terrorism would see £567m allocated for 2011-12, it was announced.
L.A. spends at least $51 million more in Wall Street in fees than it allocates for its entire budget for the Bureau of Street Services.
Similarly, Horsham and Mid Sussex CCG is spending £397,182 less this year than it has been allocated for CAMHS and it underspent by £297,827 last year.
Three will be using a slice of the high-frequency 1800MHz band allocated for 4G which it won in an auction overseen by telecoms regulator Ofcom.
