The phrase "allocated to support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources or funds designated for a specific purpose, particularly in a business or organizational context.
Example: "The budget for the upcoming project has been allocated to support the development of new software features."
Alternatives: "designated for assistance" or "assigned to aid".
I wish some of those funds would have been allocated to support direct services.
But as the company encountered growing competition in the copier business, bitter battles developed within PARC over how resources should be allocated to support which research projects.
We have provided £600 million for the Syrian relief effort so far, of which £500 million has already been allocated to support refugees and the internally displaced.
Speaking at the Fostering Network's annual conference in London on Tuesday, Timpson pledged to "keep knocking on the door of the DWP" to ensure that money allocated to support carers with housing costs is ringfenced by local authorities.
A total of £340m is being allocated to support children with disabilities and their families, and will be invested in palliative care and end-of-life services, short breaks, community equipment and wheelchair services.
The Labour MP criticised the government's "shabby" decision to inform peers late last Friday about a delay in spending the cash allocated to support patients infected with hepatitis C and HIV during the 1970s and 1980s.
First, costs were estimated and apportioned using an activity-based approach reflecting actual resource use (UNAIDS 2000, 2011); second, overhead service centre costs were allocated to supporting, intermediate and direct service centres.
Acknowledging the unmet need for primary health care among patients with schizophrenia, several approaches have been proposed to fill the gap; an expanded role for the psychiatrist, an integrative care model with a general practitioner allocated to supported housings or care coordination providing contact to primary care.
The main reason for the lack of the promised balance between mitigation and adaptation is that many developed countries, while pledging their total amounts, have not specified how much they are allocating to support adaptation.
Funding from federal agencies and corporate entities has been allocated to programs supporting expansion of STEM education in secondary schools, recruitment and retention of students earning STEM degrees, K 12 STEM teacher professional development, and STEM workforce training.
In addition, the primary energy demand resulting from the usage of the heating oil and natural gas was allocated to "technical support".
