The phrase "allocated to maintenance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, time, or funds that have been designated for maintenance purposes.
Example: "The budget for the upcoming year includes a significant amount allocated to maintenance of the facilities."
Alternatives: "designated for maintenance" or "assigned to maintenance".
A simulation model identifies the quality attributes for the maintenance process to determine the funds to be allocated to maintenance in the building's design and construction phases in order to minimize maintenance costs.
Between 2008 and 2011, the estimated lifetime cost for maintaining the V-22 grew by 61 percent, mostly allocated to maintenance and support.
Reproductive output represents the energy allocated to egg production and oviposition that could otherwise be allocated to maintenance of somatic function, and the act of oviposition is associated with a risk to survival [18].
With the fixed resting metabolism, more energy allocated to biosynthesis means less energy is allocated to maintenance.
Generally, most resources will be first allocated to maintenance rather than reproduction and/or immune activities, especially under a food shortage condition [ 45].
Figure 5A shows the relative maintenance ratio for different degrees of CR, β. Results indicate that higher levels of CR (smaller β), yield higher relative maintenance ratios, i.e., relatively more energy is allocated to maintenance as CR levels increase.
Resources allocated to software maintenance constitute a major portion of the total lifecycle cost of a system and can effect the ability of an organization to react to dynamic environments.
One explanation could be that more time was allocated to plumage maintenance at the expense of vigilance in response to higher plumage disorder in highly disturbed ducks of G2.
Fleet-level selective maintenance refers to the process of identifying the subset of maintenance actions to perform on a fleet of repairable systems when the maintenance resources allocated to the fleet are insufficient for performing all desirable maintenance actions.
Free schools would be able to call on the £15.8bn capital budget allocated to cover repairs and maintenance, the spokesman added.
Part of the £150m allocated to this "comes from maintenance funds that the Department for Education haven't managed to spend elsewhere", he said.
