The phrase "allocating revenues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, budgeting, or resource management, where you are discussing the distribution of income or funds.
Example: "The company is focusing on allocating revenues to various departments to ensure balanced growth."
Alternatives: "distributing income" or "apportioning funds."
"Google does not publicly allocate revenues or profits to Android separate and apart from Google's general business," the company said in the court filing.
As part of an agreement that settled a two-year investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Xerox has changed the way it allocates revenues and profits for equipment leases and is revising five years of numbers.
But as usual in South Africa, the bigger picture is more complicated - stained and warped by apartheid's legacy, poor education, inflated expectations, an entrenched culture of entitlement, the struggle to collect and allocate revenues, and sky-high unemployment.
These tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week: TAX EXEMPT TUESDAY San Jose Redevelopment Agency, $350 million of tax allocated revenue bonds.
Both companies were criticized sharply by Senator Levin for using accounting rules to allocate revenue to other nations to avoid paying taxes in the United States.
Congressional investigators are wrapping up an inquiry into the accounting practices of Apple and other technology companies that allocate revenue and intellectual property offshore to lower the taxes they pay in the United States.
Many states allocate revenue each year to subsidize the cost of in-state tuition for their residents.
This may allow certain payments for services to increase and help transplant centers better allocate revenue from fixed global case rate payments.
It then allocates revenue generated from sales of a game, say, to the service provider, the content developer and Cellmania, according to agreed upon terms.
