The phrase "allocating grants" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution of financial resources or funding to support specific projects or initiatives.
Example: "The committee is responsible for allocating grants to various community programs that promote education and health."
Alternatives: "distributing funds" or "awarding financial support."
The changes would significantly limit the speaker's latitude over her own discretionary funds — which total $20 million to $25 million annually — by allocating grants through a competitive, merit-based process.
The slush fund headline seems to suggest the financing controversy in which the City Council was found to be stashing millions of dollars for later use by allocating grants to fictitious nonprofit groups.
And mima's rising reputation was acknowledged by the Art Council last year when it was allocating grants for the next few years – while most arts organizations were left on standstill funding or, in many cases, cut back, mima's grant for the next three years was increased by 148%, rising from £180,000 a year now to £535,000 in 2015.
It is worth underlining that for 'grant requirements' in Table 4, we also include those specializations for which no training is available at the regional level, meaning that, by allocating grants according to estimated needs, some budget would then be available to support residency training outside Emilia-Romagna.
To initiate by the NAA of an owned system of allocating grants to nongovernmental organizations that provide assistance and harm reduction services.
For those who don't, FEMA has started allocating grant money to help jumpstart the recovery process.
Here you may be acquainted with the list of organizations allocating grant for struggle against gender inequality.
The REF is supposed to be about money: a good performance will win a larger slice of the research funding pie of nearly £2bn when the UK funding councils allocate grants in March, and will affect institutions' allocations every year until the next REF results are out.
It had the authority to enquire into the financial methods of the universities and to allocate grants.
Johnson has repeatedly highlighted the "cronyism" of the previous administration and has said he is favour of greater scrutiny of the way the LDA allocates grants.
Income information, for example, is used by, among others, Social Security, the National School Lunch Program and the Low Income Energy Assistance Program, and by the Department of Education to allocate grants.
