The phrase "allocated state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to resource management, programming, or systems where specific states or resources are assigned or designated for particular purposes.
Example: "The system will enter an allocated state once the resources have been properly assigned."
Alternatives: "designated state" or "assigned state".
In order to demonstrate how distributive politics in urban Harare, data was collected from City of Harare's Housing and Community Services Department on the name of cooperative, number of stands allocated, state of development and membership which can be summarised in the following table (see Table 1).
Hours after Humberto made landfall, Rick Perry declared Galveston, Jefferson, and Orange counties as disaster areas, which allocated state resources to assist the affected residents.
Egypt's prosecutor said in its charges against Fekky that he had allocated state television funding to back presidential and parliamentary campaigns for Mubarak and his National Democratic Party, in violation of election laws.
"The law is clear," he said, " Congress has no power to intrude upon or interfere with a state's decision as to how to allocate state power".
The bill was designed to counter a March 2000 Israeli Supreme Court decision that there could be no discrimination between Jews and Arabs in allocating state lands.
In the bureaucratic wars that determine how Beijing allocates state resources, many players have recently discovered that invoking China's territorial interests in the South China Sea is the equivalent of pushing on a wide-open door.
Noting that Albany's system for allocating state aid works heavily against Long Island districts, he said, "Just like everything else in public education, the state isn't shouldering their fair share of the burden, and instead is pushing the responsibility onto the taxpayer".
Third, California's legislature must allocate state funding for teacher professional development in computer science education.
Fraga also points out that Ridge has been instrumental in allocating state funds for investing in funds like Ben Franklin Technology Partner of Southeran, Pa., as well as in Safeguard's PA Early Stage and former Safeguard President Don Caldwell's Cross Atlantic Fund.
Brown argues that the current process for allocating state bond money is "overly complex and cumbersome".
In the years that followed, the Alaska Legislature voted several times to allocate state funding for the project.
