The phrase "allocated spending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing budgetary matters, financial planning, or resource distribution.
Example: "The allocated spending for the project will ensure that all necessary resources are available for completion."
Alternatives: "designated expenditure" or "assigned budget".
One factor to consider when reviewing the IT budget is how the company has allocated spend for IT innovation versus basic IT maintenance.
There are simple explanations for why decision-makers whose stated objective in budgetary allocation is to avert DALYs at lowest cost fail to actually allocate spending accordingly.
In many ways, though, they are kindred spirits in the clubby culture of the Senate in that both are appropriators, that special subset of lawmakers who serve on the Senate's most powerful committee, which allocates spending.
The bill, which allocates spending through the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30, will run into stiff opposition from Senate Democrats, who warned that Republicans were on a dangerous path to a potential shutdown of the federal government.
This international study has produced an "efficiency index", which compares how developed countries allocate spending on education and how well they perform in the international Pisa tests.
And the Surrey MP claimed the Barnett Formula, which allocates spending in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland was "massively prejudicial" against the English.
We find that strong correlations do exist between which factions comprise the agenda-setting party "mainstream" and how the government allocates spending across pork-barrel and public goods items.
Specifically, one can test the effect on population health of government policies that: i) Rationally allocate spending according to neutral cost-effectiveness criteria.
That means it can allocate spend to whatever gets the best results, whether that's on Facebook or in other apps via MoPub.
