The phrase "allocated for the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing resources, funds, or time that have been set aside for a specific development project or initiative.
Example: "The budget has been allocated for the development of the new software application."
Alternatives: "designated for the development" or "set aside for the development".
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.
Another $65 million is allocated for the development of the Mars 2020 rover.
It is recommended that resources shall be allocated for the development of these capabilities on a priority basis.
Following this, the National Agricultural Policy of 1988 declared that a minimum of 10% of the national territory, equivalent to 9.8 million acres, would be allocated for the development of grazing reserves in an attempt to protect pastoralism (Ibrahim [2012]; CIEL [2006]).
However, Calais Mayor Natacha Bouchart said the 5 million euros France allocated for the development was vastly insufficient for the crisis. .
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-684X/12/3/prepub This project is financed through the Basque Foundation for Health Innovation ETORBIZII) from funds allocated for the development of socio-health innovation in the Basque Country for the years 2012 2013.
Within this component, over 60% of funding was allocated for the infrastructure development and staff development elements, while the demand generation for services element received only a negligible proportion of total funding.
Service redesign was not only considered a clinical priority by members of the anaesthetic department but also as an operational priority by members of the hospital management, which is evidenced by the resources and preparation which were allocated for the design and development of the PAC.
Income from the crown properties is separate from the approximately $350 million in taxpayer money allocated for the royal household, royal-led development projects and other expenses related to the royal family.
At least 24,000 of those homes are already included in developments allocated for the edge of Cambridge and at Northstowe, just north of the city.
Because there has been less demand for the $2 billion in bonds allocated for commercial development outside Lower Manhattan and because the whole Liberty Bond program expires at the end of next year, there have been suggestions that the deadline be extended and some of the commercial allocation be redirected to residential.
