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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allocated three days" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the distribution of time for a specific task or project.
Example: "The team has allocated three days to complete the initial phase of the project."
Alternatives: "designated three days" or "assigned three days."
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Each chiefdom was allocated three days for registration in 2005 and five days in 2006.
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As director of the Space Telescope Science Institute he was, in 1995, allocated ten days on Hubble (pictured above), America's most famous eye in the sky.
A 1979 Soviet exercise allocated seven days for Soviet and Warsaw Pact troops to defeat American and NATO forces and reach the Rhine River; American plans for reinforcing Germany required ten days.
"So, we are allocating three days paid leave for council staff who will support local communities.
Wasn't Philip Graham, one-time publisher of The Washington Post, quoted as saying "journalism is the first rough draft of history?" No trip for journalists to Washington, D.C. is complete without a stop at the Newseum, and it's best to allocate two days to really go through it.
HP's chairman of the board resigned, California's attorney general claims that he has enough evidence for indictments, and last week Congress allocated two full days of hearings to the subject.
The funds will be allocated three ways.
Two large villages were allocated three CHWs.
Until Mr Maitland's recent admission to hospital he was allocated two carers four times a day to help his wife look after him at home.
This implied sampling 120 minutes from each of 10 subjects, evenly allocated to two days.
Participants will be asked to complete their allocated treatment two days per week before their running sessions for maintenance following the initial 8 weeks of training.
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