The phrase "allocating most of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution of resources, time, or effort in a particular context, often implying that a significant portion is being set aside for a specific purpose.
Example: "The project manager is allocating most of the budget to marketing efforts to ensure a successful launch."
Alternatives: "designating the majority of" or "assigning most of".
It is a think-tank with punch, because it has money at its disposal, allocating most of the bits of ministries' budgets that are still "planned".
He also said United was allocating most of its 2002 advertising budget to the first half of the year, spending more than it has in this period in the last five years.
A large advertising agency took a closer look at the smaller, nonprofit clients it considered unprofitable and realized it was mismanaging these relationships: The firm was allocating most of its resources to larger, Fortune 500 accounts.
This means allocating most of the portfolio to "safe assets" and significantly reducing exposure to risky assets, which are likely to be affected by Black Swan surprises.
We would like to invite submissions for talks to any of the above sessions, however we are allocating most of the time during the day to discussion so the opportunity for talks is limited.
After all, the average consumer allocates most of their spending (75%) to basics such as food and transportation.
Riverine mangroves allocated most of the NPPT to aboveground (69%) while scrub mangroves showed the highest allocation to belowground (58%).
Industries currently in the system, including steel factories, are allocated most of their permits by national governments and use the trading system to buy more or sell surplus.
The Republicans allocate most of their delegates on a winner-take-all basis (for instance, Mr McCain won all of the New York delegates).
It believes that the financial system is inefficient, and allocates most of its capital to the least productive parts of the economy.
The Whitehouse proposal allocates most of the revenue to cut the employee portion of the payroll tax, whereas the Curbelo Proposal allocates most carbon tax revenue to government spending (primarily on transportation infrastructure).
