The phrase "allocated via" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the on-going process of assigning, assigning or distributing something to somebody or something. For example, "Funds were allocated via a central authority."
Analysis: The Tories' and SNP aim is more aggressive than Labour's, and is a reiteration of the aim stated in George Osborne's last budget, where £1.7bn was allocated (via top-slicing) for the works.
Shared costs, such as management and other program support, were allocated via the activity-based costing methodology, using time allocation proportions of implementing staff.
But some Recovery Act spending was allocated via formulas unrelated to economic conditions in particular states.
If we assume that purchasing power is allocated via market wages, then the task facing central banks immediately becomes impossible.
The Greens were also third in the list of London-wide assembly members – those seats allocated via a form of proportional representation.
Another uncertainty is whether any of this new money will come through the quality-related (QR) side of the UK's funding system (allocated via the Research Excellence Framework).
Some of the events at the Games were massively over-subscribed and Glasgow 2014 allocated tickets via a draw.
Patients will be automatically informed of their allocated group via the internet through the intervention website.
Allocation was concealed from those assessing eligibility and recruiting patients, with eligible patients allocated remotely via e-mail by the trial statistician.
After informed consent was obtained, trial staff checked eligibility and received notification of the allocated treatment via the web-based case report system.
The researcher who carried out the baseline assessment assigned participants to their allocated intervention via a Web-based randomization system written by the clinical trials software development team in the Oxford Cognitive Health and Neurosciences Clinical Trials Unit and hosted by the University of Oxford Medical Sciences Information Management Unit.
