The phrase "allocated to develop the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing resources, time, or personnel assigned to a specific development task or project.
Example: "The budget was allocated to develop the new software application that will streamline our operations."
Alternatives: "designated for the development of" or "assigned to create the".
Although the funding allocated to develop lightweight ballistic missile parts is only £7.5m, further details have emerged of a more ambitious programme to site weapons in space.
Heathers says that although funding for research in Singapore is substantial, the amount allocated to develop and commercialise that research is inadequate.
Despite multiple delays, criticism and turnover in project leadership, $22 billion Hong Kong dollars have been allocated to develop a 40-hectare area devoted to the arts, including a new museum called M+, which is being led by Lars Nittve, founding director of the Tate Modern in London.
With the grace of biodiversity which mother nature has bestowed all over the world we have allocated to develop green, eco-friendly, silver nanoparticles of great economic value, critical importance and having high applicability, especially in the biomedical landscape.
Over $130 million have been allocated to develop a database to genetically profile over 1 million individuals; the effect of this will directly flow through manufacturers and service provider companies, like 23andMe.
The Gurgaon-based company has raised over $110 million to date — including a recent $60 million round — largely to fuel an acquisition-led international expansion, and $50 million has been allocated to develop its food delivery business in India.
In their ideal types, resources are allocated to develop evidence-based interventions and policy instruments and one would assume that, steeped in a validated body of knowledge, the policy will achieve its stated outcomes.
