The phrase "allocated for student" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "allocated for students" to refer to multiple students or "allocated to a student" for a single student.
Example: "The funds were allocated for students who need financial assistance."
Alternatives: "designated for students" or "assigned to a student."
The program was partly paid for with "at-risk" funding, which is additional money allocated for students who are homeless, languishing in high school or whose families receive welfare.
The university's entire endowment for international financial aid is about $1.5 million per year, which covers about a dozen new students a year from outside the U.S., Canada and Mexico, and is often allocated for students from specific parts of the world, according to Doris Davis, Cornell's associate provost for admissions and enrollment.
A period of one and a half months was allocated for students to improve their behaviours before conducting the subsequent cycle.
It's a "three-legged stool" in which 80 cents of each education dollar goes to base grants for all students in a district, with 16 cents allocated for each student who is either low-income or English-as-a-second language.
Additionally, up to $10,000 per year may be allocated for the student to gain experience in a research setting under the direction of a principal investigator (PI).
No time [is] allocated for medical student appraisal or feedback'.
No fixed time [is] allocated for medical student teaching and this is hence done mainly during ward rounds and clinics.
When Rhodes died in 1902, he left instructions and money in his will for more than 50 students from a few current or former British possessions to study at Oxford, and five scholarships were soon allocated for German students.
This includes those funds allocated for use by student governments/departments on an annual basis, funds that have been raised by the respective student organizations as a result of individual fundraising efforts, fees that may have been charged for membership, revenue received from running organized events and through any other means.
When a student returns to a traditional public school after the autumn head count, K.I.P.P. retains all or most of the money … allocated for educating that student during that school year.
