The phrase "allocated to what" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are questioning the specific purpose or destination of something that has been allocated.
Example: "The budget was allocated to what specific projects this year?"
Alternatives: "designated for what" or "assigned to what".
Eventually, Kobani was allocated to what would become the new state of Syria, and everything to the north went to Turkey.
Mr. Christodoulou said 97 percent of the bonds in the issue sold on Thursday were allocated to what he called "real money investors" — institutions with a long-term outlook, like pension funds and insurance companies — and not to more speculative investors like hedge funds, which have drawn criticism for their aggressive trading in the market for credit-default swaps.
In exchange, Apple requested a certain amount of floor space allocated to what it dubbed as Apple's "store within a store".
Finally, the internal research assistance team responsible for the process of data collection knew that the study involved a training of half of the GPs; nevertheless the internal research team had no information on which GPs were allocated to what conditions.
(There are many free resources out there but you will end up paying sometimes).. Do I have the time to allocate to, what amounts to be, a full time job?
When I talk to Barclays' directors and also to regulators about how much that bank allocated to pay what it calls incentives - or bonuses, in most people's parlance - they say that the value of the incentive pool fell 18% to £2.5bn.
Each patient received an information sheet explaining which study arm they had been allocated to and what this involved.
If the world's leading role model has no control over its own homegrown terrorism, despite the huge budget allocated to security, what hope is there for a truly peaceful planet?
The above restriction limits the number of chunks that can be independently allocated to half of what is available within the system bandwidth.
And the more time we spend frittering -- such as telling people that what everyone long thought they already knew is actually still true -- the less time we are allocating to putting what we know to any constructive use.
A prenuptial agreement could, for instance, outline a specific percentage of the growth that would be allocated to the "community" and what might remain separate.
