The phrase "allocating land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to land management, urban planning, agriculture, or real estate, where the distribution or assignment of land is being discussed.
Example: "The government is focused on allocating land for new housing developments to address the growing population."
Alternatives: "distributing land" or "assigning land."
They practice shifting agriculture, with the heads of kin groups allocating land to individual households, which perform most of the work.
In Ghana, chieftaincy institutions act as custodians for about 80% of the total land area, and are responsible for leasing or allocating land while official planning institutions determine and manage its use.
Fully implemented, Mr Tiits fears, Georgist theory might drive land prices so low that the market would stop allocating land use efficiently as in the days of Marxist central planning.
Darlene Messina, Philadelphia's coordinator for environmental and urban sustainability initiatives, said that the city may consider allocating land for orchards or other urban agriculture initiatives, but "it has to make economic sense".
He and John Prescott said the government would consult stakeholders about merging regional planning and housing bodies, and "improve responsiveness and delivery of the planning system by allocating land in a sufficient way to ensure delivery of agreed housing numbers".
John Sawers, the British ambassador, said the deployment was being slowed down by government delays in allocating land, providing access and approving the composition of the force that the African Union and United Nations had agreed on.
By 1094, he was allocating lands and castles to his followers as if he was the Duke of Normandy.
The price system would still allocate land use.
Officials recently announced that they had allocated land for the city's first mosque.
How do local governments allocate land between sectors of the economy in China?
Resource-poor smallholders can be reluctant to allocate land to trees when it might take years to reap the rewards.
