"allocated to improving" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the distribution or assignment of resources, time, or effort towards improving something. Example: A portion of the company's budget was allocated to improving employee training programs.
Additionally, they stressed that the piecemeal initiatives to date have squandered the precious resources allocated to improving employment opportunities for BME staff, due to ineffective leadership and a lack of input from those who are supposed to benefit.
Strategies are thus characterised by the strength of the learning rate (representing the devotion of non-monetary resources a manufacturer commits to improving a powertrain, assumed to be proportional to their commitment to the transition), the amount of R&D funds allocated to improving a powertrain, and the strength of marketing effort put into promoting powertrains.
A new paper in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that less than 10percentt of the NIH annual budget for chronic diseases is allocated to improving our knowledge base for effective behavioral interventions to prevent chronic diseases.
Perhaps the most obvious effects are that the conversion rate κ>0 should be partitioned into a proportion u∈[0,1] that is allocated to increasing abundance and a proportion (1-u) that is allocated to improving the average quality independent of effects on abundance, and also that the decay rate θ>0 should be a decreasing function of the consumer quality variable q(t).
On Wednesday she said an additional $4m would be allocated to improve women's safety in mental health services if the Coalition was re-elected.
Juanita Watkins, the local councilwoman, said that members of her staff had visited the neighborhood, but that no money was allocated to improve it.
Half of England's clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) are using some or all of their share of the £1.4bn ministers allocated to improve NHS care of troubled young people for other purposes, it has emerged.
Laughton said there has been little consultation over how £250,000 allocated to improve the market had been spent - and said that the £125,000 allocation for the next financial year ' would go nowhere'.
Reasoning in terms of partial or general equilibrium leads to differences of conclusion about whether the revenues should remain assigned to the transport sector [57, 59] or be allocated to improve certain types of social aid or reduce taxes [8, 20, 50].
It is therefore suggested that a certain proportion of budget be allocated to improve the health systems and social welfare systems.
It provides a basis for prioritizing needs so limited funds can be effectively allocated to improve conditions.
