The phrase "allocates to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, responsibilities, or tasks to specific individuals or groups.
Example: "The project manager allocates to each team member their specific roles and responsibilities for the project."
Alternatives: "assigns to" or "designates to".
"By happy coincidence, the Treasury raises through VAT precisely the same sum it allocates to councils: £83 billion".
At present, the main provision for the elderly is the small plot of land that the state allocates to farmers.
A shocking two-thirds of the subsidised grain that the government allocates to the poor is either stolen or adulterated.
Prisoners are fed just once a day, due to the small budget the Malawian government allocates to the penal system.
"That single sow has as much space as a typical factory allocates to 700 sows confined in gestation crates," the authors report.
Thus, the political process allocates to City schools a share of State aid that does not bear a perceptible relation to the needs of City students.
It means reducing the resources society collectively allocates to children, to making children a shared responsibility, and to the general "labour" of care and love.
McDonald's has pressed the egg industry, for instance, to increase by half the amount of space it allocates to egg-laying hens in factory hen houses.
The decision to shoot it in English – Doherty does not speak French – also meant it received none of the generous grants France normally allocates to productions.
A rough measure of a leader's commitment to an issue is the calibre of personnel he allocates to the relevant portfolio.
The partnership, in turn, allocates to Harper each year his pro rata share of its profit, which for tax purposes flows through to his personal income.
