The phrase "allocated for the construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, funds, or materials that have been designated for a specific construction project.
Example: "The budget has been allocated for the construction of the new community center."
Alternatives: "designated for the building" or "set aside for the construction".
Pradeep Khosla, dean of engineering at Carnegie Mellon, said in an interview by telephone from Washington, D. C., that approximately 16 hectares, or 40 acres, of land had been allocated for the construction of a campus.
Carol Johnson, a spokeswoman for the National Mall and Memorial Parks, said the Park Service was using money that had been allocated for the construction of the memorial to remove the phrase.
National Italian funding has recently been allocated for the construction of a 350 MWe coal-fired power plant / CCS demonstration plant in the Sulcis area of SW Sardinia, Italy.
Taxes were cut, salaries of public sector employees raised, and additional funds allocated for the construction of roads, schools and hospitals.
Originally $14,000 was allocated for the construction of the arsenal, but proved inadequate.
However despite the recommendations of further inquiries, and an extreme shortage of water in some years, government funds were not allocated for the construction of a dam until the Great Depression in the 1930s.
Recommendation 4: That UNICEF provides a detailed acquittal of the balance of the funding (27.5% - approximately USD2,772,802) that was not directly allocated for the design and construction of the 23 schools.
The executive order clearly outlines for federal funds to be allocated for the planning, designing and construction of the wall.
Because money had already been allocated for construction, the gift would instead be used for the maintenance of the space after construction was completed.
The participants must address four issues: the site plan, the timing of construction, the total money allocated for the project, and who gets the credit for the project.
The proposed projects that the group criticized include $1.15 billion of construction on leased school properties and $350 million allocated for the development of charter schools run by nonprofit groups.
