The phrase "allocated players" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, gaming, or resource management where players are assigned or designated to specific roles or teams.
Example: "The coach announced the allocated players for the upcoming match during the team meeting."
Alternatives: "designated players" or "assigned players".
But despite the haste at which everyone had been working, by early February 1996, most allocated players were in place.
"People get allocated players that they have to mark and their job is to make sure that player doesn't score.
"At the moment, there are a few clubs interested, but they have their full forum of allocated players so they need to maybe lose one or two of them before they can move.
In 2012, a new professional women's soccer league was announced in the U.S. that featured allocated players from the United States, Mexico, and Canada national teams.
In sports, fans care about how the budget is allocated: players salaries, luxury tax etc.. but at the end of the day, LA Lakers fans would not have cared one bit that O' Neal made 30 millions more than Karl Malone in 2004 had they had won the whole thing.
All 32 N.F.L. teams allocate players to the league.
Regardless, the game will go on – as comical as it is that an 18-year-old league is allocating players by blind draws.
Protocols were randomly allocated to players in a counterbalanced design so that each type of preparation occurred equally on each day of testing.
Mara said that additional single-game tickets beyond the 1,400 would be sold as those that are allocated to players, visiting teams, staff and sponsors are returned.
The suspected touts are accused of illegally reselling tickets, including some originally allocated to players.
Striker Bellamy has already been widely quoted as saying he has been selected, while Beckham's name has constantly been mentioned for one of three places allocated to players over 23 years of age.
