The phrase "allocated shortly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that will be assigned or distributed in the near future.
Example: "The resources will be allocated shortly to ensure the project stays on schedule."
Alternatives: "assigned soon" or "distributed shortly."
The subjects will be informed about the allocated operative procedure shortly after the randomization.
All of the animals that died were allocated to spontaneous SAH and died shortly after initiation of the bleeding due to respiratory arrest and severe bradycardia.
In agreement with the recommendations by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, patients allocated to the exercise group will start shortly after diagnosis [ 6].
The other participant was in the waiting list condition (6.3% of those allocated to waiting list) and withdrew consent shortly after randomisation.
Three of these were in the counselling condition (18.8% of those allocated to counselling): two pupils withdrew consent shortly after randomisation and one pupil had two sessions before parental assent was withdrawn.
(I rang Defra and it said that £1m has been allocated so far, that a further £4m will be allocated "very shortly" and that the rest will be going out in the next 12 months).
The government has announced a £150m capital fund to pay for this, and Laws will be writing to local authorities shortly with details of how the money should be allocated.
Pupils who have not been allocated a place at one of their chosen schools have either been offered an alternative or will shortly be advised of their options.
Of the remaining 71, thirteen farmers declined to participate, three were shortly to cease trading, one farmer could not be contacted and one farmer couldn't be visited in the allocated data collection period.
"How were their portfolios allocated?
