The phrase "allocating it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of distributing or assigning resources, tasks, or responsibilities.
Example: "The manager is responsible for allocating it to the appropriate team members based on their skills."
Alternatives: "distributing it" or "assigning it".
Most of the attention paid to Enron 's finances has focused on its balance sheet in particular how it hid debt by allocating it to supposedly independent private partnerships.
Before we spend even more money, we should consider allocating it differently.
All that the water sector can do is manage it, for the purposes of storing and allocating it across users.
Although nationalised banks could increase the supply of credit by restoring confidence, their record at allocating it is even worse than private banks'.
People have already paid taxes on the money and most people think they can do a better job of allocating it themselves".
Once you allocate overhead costs, such as depreciation ($663m, which Amtrak treats as a company-wide cost as it has yet to produce a formula for allocating it to individual routes), the picture for the rail network looks grim.
And how are development costs to be allocated?It is on these nitty-gritty details that the deal's fate ultimately rests.
So SocGen originates the debt, keeps a slice of it on its balance-sheet, and hands the rest to AXA, which then allocates it to its funds.
In previous bandwidth allocation mechanisms, once one link's bandwidth is allocated, it will be fixed throughout the overall traffic transmission process.
Because the wealthiest members of society determine the allocation of wealth, and--big surprise--they allocate it all to themselves.
And given the limited amount of time we've been allocated, it certainly feels like he's trying scupper its passage".
