The phrase "allocated in the first" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing resource distribution or scheduling, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The funds were allocated in the first phase of the project to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "designated in the initial" or "assigned in the first".
Another bit was allocated in the first union of KDAccelNode to distinguish a lazy leaf node from a regular node.
And the effect of permit trading on different industries would depend on how the permits were allocated in the first place.
Before the election, the Coalition said it was on a "unity ticket" with Labor on school funding, but promised to match only the $2.8bn allocated in the first four years of the six-year plan.
More than £1.42m has been allocated in the first round of grants, with the rest available for subsequent years.
The ANIRC puts the number of Ramón y Cajal positions allocated in the first 4 years of the programme at 2239.
For example, synchronization signals are always allocated in the first and sixth subframes, while broadcast channels are included, if necessary, in the first subframe.
The £15bn was first allocated in the 2013 Whitehall spending round, but Monday's announcement sets out details about how the money will be allocated for the first time.
In both groups consumption of the product twice daily was instructed and all patients received a two week supply of the allocated product in the first instance and instructions to collect repeat supplies fortnightly for 12 weeks.
To consider the existence of historic fishing-rights during the first three years of the RFID management system, the calculation process must consider only 90% of the TAC to be allocated in a First-Time Auction until the third year.
Thus, five slots are allocated in subchannel 1 first, and the other three slots are allocated in subchannel 2. This introduces two traffic bursts.
In closing, we would be a lot more worried if our portfolios were not already allocated in a "safety first" manner, or if valuations were near the extremes of the late 1990s.
