The phrase "allocated storage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, data management, or resource allocation where specific storage space has been designated for use.
Example: "The system requires a minimum of 10GB of allocated storage to function properly."
Alternatives: "designated storage" or "assigned storage".
This paper presents a framework for optimally allocating storage technologies in a power system.
Effectively scheduling vehicles and allocating storage locations for containers are two important problems in container terminal operations.
Enterprise customers have long kept storage separate from the servers – faceless in many respects, administered by different teams that allocate storage as needed.
Also not clear is how Google will allocate storage for this service, but presumably it will be the same as they currently do for Docs/Gmail/etc.
The network storage provider would then optimally allocate storage resources to meet the service commitments, using leftover capacity for best-effort caching.
Storage devices can provide several grid services, however it is challenging to quantify the value of providing several services and to optimally allocate storage resources to maximize value.
In January Philips began consolidating 400 servers into two data centers that can allocate storage space on-the-fly to those departments that need more without having to buy more disk drives.
By switching customers to on-demand streams, when available, these companies don't have to actually allocate storage space to saved programming, while still offering a feature that makes it look like they do.
In this way, users can design different types of particles according to the idea of serial programs and allocate storage for their instances without the storage of parallel programs consideration.
The feeder vessel management problem consists of designing preferred berthing positions and service time for cyclically visiting feeders, and allocating storage yard space to the transshipment flows between mother vessels and feeders.
