"allocated land" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically means land that has been designated or assigned for a specific purpose or use. Example: The government has allocated land for a new industrial park to stimulate economic growth in the region.
Officials recently announced that they had allocated land for the city's first mosque.
The process was accompanied by corruption: Mugabe's political opponents lost farms while his allies and relatives were allocated land.
Mr Matashu, 34, says he was allocated land by the government in 2001 after a white-owned farm was seized and its former owner emigrated to South Africa.
Right-to-build plans, which will also be in the housing bill, would give people the right to be allocated land with planning permission to self-build or commission a home to be built for them.
The Hong Kong government allocated land to Harrow for a nominal fee, and also gave it an interest-free construction loan worth 273 million Hong Kong dollars, or $35 million, The South China Morning Post reported.
Whereas a large number of Zimbabweans have been allocated land under the programme, there has been a significant decline in agricultural productivity and an increase in degradation of land and associated resources.
In return, the households were required to protect, manage and utilize the allocated lands and forests in accordance with the policies and regulations issued by the Management Board.
The price system would still allocate land use.
How do local governments allocate land between sectors of the economy in China?
Resource-poor smallholders can be reluctant to allocate land to trees when it might take years to reap the rewards.
This highlights the need for urban planners to allocate land and provide basic infrastructure for the informal sector.
