The phrase "allocated only to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that something is designated or assigned exclusively for a particular purpose or group.
Example: "The funds were allocated only to the research department to ensure that the project received the necessary resources."
Alternatives: "designated solely for" or "assigned exclusively to".
This case corresponds to current frequency allocations, according to which each band is allocated only to a primary system.
Praise right-to-buy – the flagship policy that delivered our unhappy home-owning democracy, and dictated that council homes had to be allocated only to the most needy – yet declare that neo-liberalism was never something you admired, not really?
She has also set up a €5 billion campus-renovation fund, to be allocated only to the ten best bids, forcing rival research and teaching bodies to co-operate.
Because oil was so hard to get, it was allocated only to certain firms who had long-term contracts.
Equation (7) ensures that if there is demand for a part, its operation gets allocated only to one machine in one cell during a period, because according to Eq. (4), each part's operation in a period cannot be done on more than one machine.
Nitrate metabolism - allocated only to be involved in a study of whole body NO production.
Although Kemp coaxed Bush to support a $4 billion housing program that encouraged public housing tenants to buy their own apartments, the Democratic Congress allocated only $361 million to the plan.
He said the Russian government had allocated only $190,000 to AIDS research, compared with $500 million by the United States.
But the fund — which will be housed at the Corporation for National and Community Service, a government agency — may end up with even less: House appropriators have allocated only $35 million to it.
The local officials also called for continued federal financing for their program, which is expected to cost $37 million a year through 2005 but has been allocated only about half that to date.
3PAR's "thin provisioning" technology enables disk space to be allocated only when applications need capacity, greatly reducing IT management costs.
