The phrase "allocated to implement" is correct and can be used in written English.
It generally means that something has been assigned or designated to carry out a specific task or plan. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The funds were allocated to implement a new recycling program in the city."
Government underspending occurs when governments don't spend money they have that has already been allocated to implement specific policies.
The financial resources allocated to implement the program were 9,536,000 euros: 5,916,000 financed by the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy and the remaining 3,620,000 by the regional government.
Of course if the span of time allocated to implement these strategies were not confined to one semester, or if the undergraduates were of different majors, the investigation would become a more comprehensive one with more outcomes to be generalized nationwide.
Seven of the 10 centres (7980 sessions) were allocated to implement the HH campaign, alone or with the CVC strategy.
Not only was there a problem of inadequate funds, but also health facilities exemption bills over time exceeded the budget allocated to implement the policy.
Politically, this idea was approved by the government and, in 2005, 30 billion cedis (3.4 million US$) from the HIPC grant was budgeted and allocated to implement the policy nationwide [ 59].
Given that (1) glucose is a weak predictor of LGA, (2) treating these extra numbers has a modest outcome benefit and (3) the diagnosis may be based on a single raised OGTT value, further debate should occur before resources are allocated to implementing this change.
Twenty-five schools agreed to take part and were allocated to either implement the SHARE programme or continue with their existing sex education, according to a balanced randomisation.
None of the PEPFAR funding has been channeled through the common fund and is primarily allocated to NGO implementing partners.
Issued and repaid by governments (and international donors), funds raised from such schemes would be allocated to organizations implementing malaria interventions on a pay-for-performance basis, with the aim that improved efficiencies in program delivery would deliver a premium to investors.
Much money from the stimulus package has already been allocated to purchase and implement new EMRs all across the country.
