The phrase "allocated to private" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, funds, or responsibilities are designated for private use or ownership.
Example: "The budget for the project has been allocated to private investors to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "designated for private" or "assigned to private".
About half of the issue was allocated to private investors.
"But the current threat situation now requires that an unexpected, substantial percentage of contractor dollars be allocated to private security".
Congress would also need to approve the F.C.C.'s use of so-called incentive auctions of spectrum that is already allocated to private companies, including broadcast networks.
Moreover, as the coal blocks were allocated to private companies only for captive purposes for specified end-uses, it would not be appropriate to link the allocated blocks to the price of coal set by CIL.
South Carolina's roughly $5 billion allocated to private equity has investments in some of the most prominent buyout shops, including Apollo, Apax Partners and Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, according to the fund documents.
Between 1993 and 2005, 41 licences to operate such mines were allocated to private companies and 29 to government-owned ones.
Moreover, for an AZ request to be allocated to the private zone, the following has to conjunctly hold with (4): (5) ∑ s j ∈ private available (s j ) > Q N ∗ ∑ s j ∈ private capability (s j ).
Although the coal produced thus far from the blocks allocated to the private sector is below the target, it is reasonable to expect that as clearances are speeded up, production will come into effect in the course of the Twelfth Plan.
The auditor's report said that of the 86 coal blocks, which were to produce coal by 2010-11, "only 28 blocks (including 15 allocated to the private sector) started production as of 31 March 2011".
Of the 86 coal blocks which were to produce coal by 2010-11, "only 28 blocks (including 15 allocated to the private sector) started production as of 31 March, 2011".
In recent days, eHealth and mHealth projects are being allocated to public-private partnership.
