The phrase "allocating hundreds of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of a large quantity of resources, funds, or items.
Example: "The organization is allocating hundreds of thousands of dollars to support local community projects."
Alternatives: "distributing hundreds of" or "designating hundreds of".
Democracy isn't allocating hundreds of poll watchers in each state to make sure one side isn't cheating the electorate.
They said that allocating hundreds of billions of dollars a year to the tax cut in perpetuity would endanger the government's ability to pay Social Security benefits when the vast boomer generation retires.
To keep the pressure on Congress, he will have to keep public opinion on his side through what could be a long, deep recession and through necessary but unpopular steps like allocating hundreds of billions more taxpayer dollars to bailing out banks.
The board majority elected two years ago has already passed several progressive policies, including raising the county's minimum wage to $15 an hour, allocating hundreds of millions of dollars toward affordable housing and a placing a parcel tax on the ballot to improve park space.
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Basel III capital reserve requirements prevent them [commercial banks] from allocating billions of dollars in tier one capital for as many years as necessary to finance a nuclear power plant.
Today, he is looking closely at a number of potential investments in areas including blockchain, healthcare and financial services, allocating tens of millions of dollars a year - or a third of his family office Breyer Capital's total funds - to promising startups in the world's second-largest economy, he told FORBES during a recent interview.
This crisis can be directly attributed to companies like Facebook that have spent the better part of the last decade allocating millions of dollars to lobby the U.S. government to enact policies that have resulted in the weakening of our formerly strong patent system.
Instead, a group of private funders, including the Tara Health Foundation and the Women's Foundation of California, agreed to cover the implementation costs, allocating millions of dollars to cover training, facility upgrades as well as other direct and indirect costs.
Census data is used to allocate hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding and to determine apportionment and redistricting.
