The phrase "allocated to finance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, funds, or responsibilities specifically related to finance.
Example: "The budget for the upcoming project has been allocated to finance to ensure proper management of funds."
Alternatives: "designated for finance" or "assigned to finance".
The commission also recommended that resources be allocated to finance federal investigations into "systemic police misconduct," and that it be made easier for people to sue police departments that engage in illegal practices.
Governor Synder's total budget for Michigan was $54.9 billion and the mainstay of the funds will be allocated to finance failing schools in Detroit over the next 10 years.
With pressure increasing on all healthcare budgets significant resources may need to be allocated to finance new therapies.
A total of US$26.5 million from the protocol's Multilateral Fund has been allocated to finance the phaseouts.
In LAC countries, research budgets are not allocated to finance researchers' salaries and a large percentage of researchers work as volunteers (52).
Priority setting is a challenge for every health care system in the world because demand for health care outweighs the supply of resources allocated to finance it.
Next to Padoan's desk, in the vast office allocated to Italian finance ministers, there is a large crucifix and, below it, two trading screens.
If less rents are allocated to public finance than this optimum, fiscal and environmental policies will be suboptimal, whereas, if too much rent is allocated for public consumption, fiscal and environmental policies will be set at levels above the global efficiency standard.
But more than half of that money was allocated to provide financing Chrysler dealers and customers as part of the auto industry bailout.
John Doerr, a partner at the firm, says it will invest to accelerate innovation, "and we're in a hurry".Symphony Capital, an American private-equity firm with $315m allocated to drug-development financing, has done some two dozen unorthodox deals in which it pours money into new joint ventures in return for control of a firm's intellectual-property rights.
In a context of limited governmental funds allocated to health and financing reforms aiming to improve financial access to primary care, the present paper indicates that in Tajikistan OPE – especially in relation to expenditures for drugs – have increased over time, and vary substantially across geographical areas and economic status.
