The phrase "allocated in the space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, objects, or data within a specific area or context.
Example: "The resources were allocated in the space designated for the new project, ensuring efficient use of materials."
Alternatives: "assigned within the area" or "distributed in the location".
Thomas Turner (1902 2002), dean of the medical faculty at Hopkins, wrote that neurology's status as a division of medicine came under scrutiny again in 1966, and at that time a department of neurology was recommended, with space allocated in the Traylor Building and beds earmarked in the hospital.
Suffolk started with about $125 million in preservation funds — $75 million from a 2004 bond act approved by voters to purchase open space and $50 million allocated in the current budget.
fit allocated in the PRR.
I felt honoured to finally be allocated in the army.
Simulations by kinetic Monte Carlo (KMC) techniques are presented for different distributions of occupancy values randomly allocated in space or distributed in self-similar clusters.
Only three car spaces have been allocated in order to maximise the space available for bicycles.
In one striking example of this Deubel and Schneider found that the way in which attention is allocated to the space around a 6.5cm wooden X shape depended on whether the subject was reaching with her left hand to grasp the shape by the top-left and bottom right arms, or reaching with her right hand to grasp the shape by the arms at its top-right and bottom left (Deubel & Schneider, 2004).
Evaluations of time series and synoptic long-term monitoring data can help determine whether sampling should be re-allocated in space or time to optimize the use of financial and human resources.
Fixations may even be purposefully allocated to the spaces between stimuli in order to gain a sense of the global array and relations between the items (Reingold et al., 2001).
Our analyses show that very small reductions in fisheries yields – if allocated in a strategic manner across space – can offer promising conservation benefits in both space and composition.
