The phrase "allocated to research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, funding, or time specifically designated for research purposes.
Example: "The budget for the upcoming fiscal year includes a significant amount allocated to research and development initiatives."
Alternatives: "designated for research" or "assigned to research".
Today, federal research budgets are still at record highs; this year more than $126 billion has been allocated to research.
In any case, even in a fictional universe, the material resources and brain power that can be allocated to research are not unlimited.
We are really struggling to find models of care like this one because there's not much money being allocated to research like this.
While the Russian government has ordered deep cuts in its space and hi-tech programmes, Zimin's Dynasty Foundation had just raised its annual budget to $8.6m to be allocated to research stipends, publishing, and outreach.
According to Michelacci (2003), increases only in resources allocated to research activities are not sufficient for economic growth.
The news emerged as the science minister David Willetts announced how the science budget would be allocated to research funding bodies.
We combined i) a quantitative exploration of the usage statistics of research-related words and constructs, citations of types of evidence, and budgets allocated to research-related activities; and (ii) an interpretive exploration using a deductive thematic analysis approach to uncover changes in the institutions, interests, ideas, and external factors displaying the country climate for EIHSP.
We aimed to determine the amount of funding the National Institute of Health NIH National Institute of Allergygy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) allocates to research on antimicrobial resistant pathogens, particularly ESCKAPE pathogens.
Using the DALY model, 84% of the funding WHO allocates to research goes to Type I diseases (communicable, maternal, perinatal and nutritional diseases) which represents 40% of DALY.
Using the DALY model, 84% of the funding WHO allocates to research goes to DALY Type I diseases (communicable, maternal, perinatal and nutritional diseases) which represents 40% of DALY.
What few resources are available for research are allocated to applied research that yields more local and immediate benefit, rather than basic investigations, which may require years or even decades to reach fruition.
