The phrase "allocated training program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a training program that has been assigned or designated for a specific purpose or group.
Example: "The company has implemented an allocated training program to enhance the skills of its employees in the new software."
Alternatives: "designated training program" or "assigned training program".
The allocation of VR services to CPPD recipients thus differs importantly from the way in which Canada allocates training in its active labor market programs.
Try out a circuit training program.
Congress allocated ninety-five million dollars for a training program by U.S. troops at Camp Freedom, in Hungary.
In the middle of March 2011 horses were divided in two groups and one group was allocated to a control (C) training program and the other to a reduced (R) training program until December 2012 as 3-year-olds.
They were randomly allocated in the two training programs using a computer generated list: strength training (GST) or mutlisensory training (GMS).
In the most recent budget, the state allocated $1 million to the Department of Higher Education for a nursing training program run by Saint Joseph College and Capitol Community College in Hartford and also gave $300,000 to Gateway Community College in New Haven to develop a nursing program.
Our complementary objectives are: To check the effect of the MI training program on the participating GPs allocated to the experimental group.
At the time of the first study, 80 participants were randomly allocated to four different groups (G), according to the training program to be performed.
Horses were allocated to either a control (C) or reduced (R) training program from 2 years of age.
To avoid clustering effects associated with having the same coach in each session throughout the program; players were randomised into different training groups and coaches within their allocated arm for each training session period for the duration of the program.
