The phrase "allocated many of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, tasks, or responsibilities among a group or within a project.
Example: "The project manager allocated many of the tasks to the team members based on their expertise."
Alternatives: "distributed many of" or "assigned many of".
However the virtual outgroup analysis often gave a consistent assessment of the base that had changed (see Materials and Methods and Table S4), and we were able to allocate many of the recombinant events to a specific lineage as shown in Figures 2 and S1.
The map allocates many of the clusters of highly expressed genes to specific chromosomal regions.
Where investors should be allocated, many professionals say, is in a broad range of assets.
Geoffrey Wheatcroft, in a surprisingly violent bout of self-flagellation last week, blamed the over-50s for most modern ills when a more dispassionate analysis would allocate many gains of the postwar period to the boomer generation.
If robotic hearts can wipe out heart disease, should governments allocate many billions of dollars to it (since heart disease is the #1 killer in many countries, including America).
The reduction in the scope of mandatory planning is based on the assumption that market forces can more efficiently allocate many resources.
First, we directly allocated as many of the staff, material, and capital cost items as possible using the methods described above.
"The underwriters are to blame for allocating so many of Facebook's shares to hedge funds and other clients that were planning on flipping the stock," says Jay Ritter, an IPO expert at the University of Florida.Facebook's defenders claim the IPO was a success.
Some former ABN executives argue that RBS has allocated too many losses to its bit of the Dutch bank for presentational and operational reasons.
