The phrase "allocated in a way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how resources, tasks, or responsibilities are distributed or assigned.
Example: "The budget was allocated in a way that prioritized essential services over luxury expenditures."
Alternatives: "distributed in a manner" or "assigned in a way".
"And we wanted to make sure that we, before going public, had our resources allocated in a way we thought made the most sense and that we were able to answer the public's questions to the extent that we could".
This is required to ensure that blame is allocated in a way that is "ultimately fair".
I also work with our executive team to ensure resources are allocated in a way that helps our customers and builds marketplace loyalty.
The truth is, there are large sums of money within the federal budget that are not allocated in a way that is remotely in line with liberal values.
The international community must find a way to fund that strategy and to ensure that resources are allocated in a way that achieves the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
In short, on this account, the speech perception system is sensitive to the patterns of delays that tend to co-occur with fillers in natural speech, so that attention can be allocated in a way that is appropriate to the particular filler that occurs.
"Those who are in control of assets have found it easy to allocate in a way that lines their pockets, especially given the ridiculously low compensation packages still in place for officials," said Sin-ming Shaw, a visiting scholar at Harvard University who has studied corruption in China.
He also announced schools spending will be allocated in a "fairer way" so the lowest funded local authorities will receive an increase in their per pupil funding through a new national funding formula.
Based on our scheme we proposed an architecture in which resources are allocated in a hierarchical way.
In the integrated networks of PN and CRNs, available radio resources need to be allocated in a coordinated way to guarantee QoS requirements of both PUs and SUs and to achieve performance enhancement of the networks.
For this reason, in practice the SC-FDMA system requires that the subcarriers destined to each user be allocated in a contiguous way (i.e., localized mapping), which reduces the flexibility in resource allocation when a dynamic scheduling is considered to be incorporated to the system [8].
