The phrase "allocated over the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, funds, or responsibilities across a certain area or among various entities.
Example: "The budget was allocated over the different departments to ensure equitable funding."
Alternatives: "distributed across the" or "assigned to the".
Ten billion dollars will be allocated over the next five years for prevention programs.
And that's with an extra hour having been allocated over the past two days.
Around £2bn funding has been allocated over the government's spending review period for its implementation.
Labor's higher education spokesman, Kim Carr, asked officials how much commonwealth funding had been allocated over the next four years to the commonwealth scholarships scheme.
The money for the acquisitions came from $1.39 billion allocated over the last 37 years under nine voter-approved bond issues.
However, the failure affected traffic may cause congestion if it is not carefully allocated over the backup paths according to their available capacity.
So said Graham Gooch after his century had helped England set up an England-Australia final, his innings dominated by the sweep shot, as he batted for all but 7.5 of the allocated overs.
But a range of informed observers expect the budget office to tell the politicians that because of the hot economy, they will have hundreds of billions more, and perhaps as much as $1 trillion more, to allocate over the next 10 years.
But the minority group allocated over half of the available resources from the beginning to training programs, thus affirming the perceived importance of the equitable distribution of technical capacity among Americans [ 18, 19].
For comparison's sake, since 2002, the United States has allocated over $72 billion to the mission in Afghanistan.
The U.S. government has allocated over $1.1 billion to the federal Safe Routes to School program since 2005.
