The phrase "allocated that could" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks context and clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "The resources allocated that could improve efficiency were not utilized effectively."
Alternatives: "designated that might" or "assigned that can".
Then again, the provincial councils have such a dismal record of spending the money they have been allocated that, American officials say, they could actually spend more money this year even if their budgets are more austere.
Now the security situation has improved.' " Then again, the provincial councils have such a dismal record of spending the money they have been allocated that, American officials say, they could actually spend more money this year even if their budgets are more austere.
Matt Yglesias explores "the real point" of the thought experiment:[I]f we took 10 percent of the defense budget and re-allocated that to infrastructure, we could have a national HSR network in ten years.
For two decades, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been prevented from allocating funding that could be used to advocate for or promote gun control.
The state may have little incentive to allocate property rights that could take away its control over the revenue from the commodity, he adds.
The compromise reached today would set up seven broad accounts in the conservation fund and allocate a specific sum that could be spent in each.
And Kevin Blake, a policeman in Jamaica who directs the country's National Intelligence Bureau, has developed a computer program that could allocate patrol cars to various parts of a city based on the amount and type of crime in those areas.
Most importantly, there is a need to implement reporting systems of near miss events and delays related to these events that could allocate resources to correct the gaps in obstetric care [ 50, 51].
We applied the same rate of mutation to the MN common lineage, but first notionally allocated the 14 synonymous SNPS in the O/NM divergence that could not be allocated to the O or NM lineage, in the proportion of those that could be allocated to the O and MN lineages, to give a final allocation of 42 to the MN lineage and a divergence date of 1880 for the MRCA of N16961 and O395.
It is quite trivial to notice that if one host has a capacity of C h and if the maximum allocated cpu capacity of a VM is C v then the maximum number of VMs that could be allocated to a host is, MaxV = C h /C v. Following this we find the number of virtual machines in each cluster in such a way so that all the virtual machines in a cluster can be allocated to their suitable host as a group.
