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The phrase "allocated to a work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, time, or responsibilities are assigned to a specific task or project.
Example: "The budget has been allocated to a work that focuses on community development."
Alternatives: "assigned to a project" or "designated for a task."
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Under the proposals, after a year on the dole, the jobless would be allocated to a work provider and expected to do four weeks in full-time activity.
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Two nurses are allocated to a patient, each working on a two weeks on, two weeks off basis, ensuring continuity of care.
A time of 3 min was allocated to a CXR report, and other categories of radiologist work were allocated multiples of the time allocated to a CXR.
Because of that we decided to require trainee doctors allocated to ward work to attend Sandwell during today's strike".
Nursing Pool – Nurses allocated to different work areas each shift.
Nursing Pool – Nurses allocated to different work areas each shift to cover workload demands.
According to the site, a portion of the funds will be allocated to working with a filmmaker to document the project.
A few weeks later, after the project had burned up all of the $75.7 million allocated to it, the work came to a halt.
All individuals who work within a certain grid cell are allocated to work groups.
This means 73% of the working-hours are allocated to patient-related work.
When first introduced to LSWR, several of the class were allocated to work semi-fast passenger services between London and Portsmouth, Exeter and Plymouth, and Bournemouth and Weymouth.
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