The phrase "allocated those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the distribution or assignment of specific items or resources to particular individuals or groups.
Example: "The manager allocated those resources to the project team to ensure timely completion."
Alternatives: "assigned those" or "distributed those".
Previously, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development had allocated those funds.
On the return journey we got moved from our seats to the emergency exit seats in the middle of the aircraft because a disabled person had been allocated those.
They looked at what kind of things Australia could do to reach the 2030 target and then allocated those emissions reductions to existing policies that might conceivably achieve them.
But it was unclear from those documents whether Mr. Giuliani allocated those travel costs, from 1999 through 2001, to obscure city offices in an attempt to conceal expenses associated with the relationship or for some accounting purpose.
Only users with the high beam pattern switching capability can avoid the replica interference if they are allocated those subcarriers.
From these distribution patterns, it appears that the forest officers preferentially allocated those forest stands to the wood-colliers, which were located on hillsides with fresh site conditions, good drainage, and acidic brown soils.
It then employs a variety of methods to allocate those reductions to industries and individual companies.
It would then be up to the American government to allocate those rights among its competing carriers.
"Allocating those piles is a delicate system," Mr. Lobo acknowledged, "because the process can be vaguely unkind".
No one can create a job, though someone can, and should, mitigate the unfair advantage of wealth and influence in allocating those jobs the economy still offers.
The two sides must decide how to allocate those reserves, which could have a production life of 10 to 20 years.
