The phrase "allocating representative" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of designating or assigning a representative for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The committee is responsible for allocating representatives to various subcommittees based on their expertise."
Alternatives: "designating a representative" or "assigning a representative".
Utah fell 857 people short of qualifying for a new fourth seat in the House, a seat that under the formula used to allocate representatives then became a new 13th seat for North Carolina.
Should we abolish the winner-take-all component of our elections and allocate representatives proportionally?
However, the Bar Council has argued this would result in the end of the long-standing right of a defendant to choose a legal aid solicitor, saying people would effectively be allocated a representative on the basis of cost.
Five positions on the United Malays National Organization's 55-member Supreme Council, the party's top decision-making body, are allocated to representatives from U.M.N.O.
Twelve seats in the 630-seat lower house and six in the 315-seat Senate are to be allocated to representatives of Italians abroad, of whom there are about 4 million, with more than 300,000 in the United States and Canada.
According to delegates cited by AFP news agency, 39 seats will be allocated to representatives of parties in the lower house of parliament, the People's Assembly, which is dominated by Islamists from the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party and the Salafist Nour party.
An applicant's interest in accessing the best education possible, that is, has to be weighed against the public's interest in allocating education to a representative array of residents.The latter priority explains why Texas, with its rapidly shifting racial composition, has had occasion to lean into the issue.
Historically, this Census data is critical in allocating the number of Congressional representatives to each state (when a state's population increases, it can mean more representatives in the House of Representatives, and when the population does not grown or shrinks, it can mean fewer).
Each year, Polity's elected representatives allocate money for everything from concerts to student newspapers to the campus's volunteer ambulance corps.
"Moreover, in the vacuum that this creates, it is left to the bureaucrats to determine how taxpayer funds are allocated, not elected representatives".
