The phrase "allocating certain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution or assignment of specific resources, tasks, or responsibilities.
Example: "The project manager is responsible for allocating certain resources to each team member to ensure efficiency."
Alternatives: "designating specific" or "assigning particular".
Stack-allocation is an optimization technique used in some implementations for allocating certain kinds of objects that have dynamic extent.
In this paper, we consider the problem of designing reliable networks that satisfy supply/demand, flow balance, and capacity constraints, while simultaneously allocating certain resources to mitigate the arc failure probabilities in such a manner as to minimize the total cost of network design and resource allocation.
The bank applies venture management to incubation projects, allocating certain startup funds.
According to NECX internal research, in 1998 almost 72% of electronic buyers turned to the NECX-style open market, and buyers are now allocating certain portions of their purchase budgets to this market up 200% between 1997 and 1998.
By allocating certain expenses to program work (for example, a portion of a CEO's time can be attributed to a program), there are creative ways to bring down an overhead number.
In spite of government regulations that mandate governmental executive organizations (that potentially use research results) to collaborate with research organizations, and in spite of government allocating certain parts of its budget to research activities, these organizations did not follow this rule.
Traditionally, marketers allocate certain amounts of money for each medium.
We were elected into a parliament that respects the d'Hondt system [of proportional representation] and it is the d'Hondt system that allocated certain responsibilities within this parliament.
"Put the tasks that do not fit under any specific role on a list and then figure out with your team's help—how to handle it". You might need to temporarily allocate certain jobs to others.
Cognitive Radio (CR) is a recent network paradigm that allows Secondary Users (SUs), such as, wireless devices/users, to intelligently access portions of the radio spectrum not allocated to it, without interfering with the transmission of licensed users (Primary Users (PUs)) who are allocated certain dedicated portions of the radio spectrum.
"It's important to make a schedule to allocate certain times to work and also find different environments.
