The phrase "allocated to education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, funding, or time specifically designated for educational purposes.
Example: "The budget for the upcoming year includes a significant amount allocated to education to improve school facilities and resources."
Alternatives: "designated for education" or "assigned to education".
Together with the uncertainty in these values identified in this study, this lack of evidence calls for improved methods for understanding of peer educator time allocated to education activities and the value of their time to increase our confidence in the estimates and their impact on cost-effectiveness.
For example, the effect of illness on the value of the marginal hour allocated to education might depend on the child's existing level of educational attainment, or the effect of illness on the value of the marginal hour allocated to work might depend on the child's age.
Some 26% of the city budget is allocated to education, with 17% on health and 13% on transport.
He also said existing real estate taxes could be allocated to education if additional money were needed.
They had responsibility for spending most of the money that central government allocated to education in the country.
With only 2% of international humanitarian aid allocated to education, some companies are going beyond traditional philanthropy to help Syria's child refugees get back to school.
New York State has a responsibility to enforce these mandated requirements and parents should put pressure on the DOE to publish a complete inventory of physical education curricula, time and space allocated to physical education classes, along with the number of qualified teachers for each school.
Nearly a third of the educational time is allocated to subject education.
Regarding the education component, more and better resources are generally allocated to the education system in countries with higher GDP per capita.
Geert added that "the funds will be allocated to provide education services for marginalised children in Darfur states where insecurity and lack of access to education are big challenges.
In 2010, Rwanda's education sector accounted for 17% of the national budget with 50% of funds allocated to basic education.
