The phrase "allocated more than a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, funds, or time that exceeds a certain amount.
Example: "The project was allocated more than a million dollars to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "assigned over a" or "designated more than a".
Estonia offers the most support, allocating more than a year and a half of paid leave to new parents.
Last week's column described how lack of measurement standards for Internet advertising was keeping the biggest spenders such as Procter & Gamble pg from allocating more than a sliver of their budgets to the Web.
The Victorian government has allocated more than half a billion dollars towards funding the extensive list of 227 recommendations from the royal commission into family violence, the premier, Daniel Andrews, announced on Wednesday.
From 2005 to 2013, the Israeli government allocated more than six hundred and thirty million shekels (about a hundred and seventy-two million dollars) to tourism and archeological development in the historic basin some of which is occurring in areas that, under the Clinton parameters, would not remain Israeli.
In addition, the budget allocated more than $76 million to significantly expand a number of city services, a significant turnaround from last year's cost-cutting measures.
Certificate revival uses a redundancy scheme in which a node is allocated more than one key share by incorporating redundancy into the network.
As of February, the fund had allocated more than $196 million to 16 countries for a total of 115 projects.
On Tuesday, Senate Democrats blocked a measure that would have allocated more than $1 billion to fight the virus, but was loaded with provisions Democrats consider unacceptable.
A new analysis of how the City Council allocated more than $2 billion in discretionary funds between 2009 and 2012 has found that some members receive millions more than others.
