The phrase "allocates more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, time, or effort in a particular context, often in relation to increasing amounts.
Example: "The new policy allocates more funding to education, ensuring that schools receive the support they need."
Alternatives: "distributes additional" or "assigns greater".
At low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), the waterfilling power allocation strategy allocates more power to target modes with high target PSD values and no power to some target modes with very low target PSD values.
The plan allocates more than $2 billion for improvements at 671 failing schools.
Amongst other things, the Asian Football Confederation allocates more places for entry into the Asian Champions League to nations with a system of promotion and relegation.
That makes the new fiscal stimulus package a landmark, for it takes a few wobbly steps toward reform and allocates more than $100 billion toward education.
It also allocates more than $36 billion in incentive payments to reward providers whose electronic medical records (EMRS) meet the government's test of "meaningful use".As a result, 2011 will spark a five-year boom in IT spending.
In the physical world land is scarce, so big brands can buy up much of it; in Second Life, Linden Lab simply allocates more computer-processing power and makes even more islands available.
Mr. Pataki has said the agency allocates more money to projects that benefit New Jersey, although New York generates more income from Kennedy International Airport and the World Trade Center.
If, for example, there is unexpected demand for Gmail, Google's e-mail service, the system instantly allocates more processors and storage to it, without the need for human intervention.This infrastructure means that Google can launch any new service at negligible cost or risk.
But while each of the state's 1,030 traditional school districts is taking a hit, because of a mechanism in Texas school financing that allocates more state money to property-wealthy districts, Premont, where 75 percent of students are economically disadvantaged, was one of the most poorly financed to begin with.
But he is doubtful about whether a parallel commitment to give sanctuary to an unspecified number of unaccompanied refugee children can be achieved with the same speed, unless the government allocates more money to help councils across the UK to meet the "stonkingly huge" cost of caring for them.
Government of Malaysia allocates more funds toward solar energy research.
