The phrase "allocating savings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution or management of saved funds, often in a financial or budgeting context.
Example: "The financial advisor recommended allocating savings into different investment accounts to maximize returns."
Alternatives: "distributing savings" or "designating savings".
This is exactly the type of project that empowers women to exercise more control over their children's diets and to allocate savings to school fees and health care services.
However, there's a longstanding debate about whether it makes sense to allocate savings to paying off your mortgage or investing for retirement.
No published model was found which (a) allowed decision makers to project outcomes for a specific target population, (b) aggregated different models to account for a wide array of immunization strategies, (c) allocated savings to multiple stakeholders, or (d) trended value to the current year.
Unlike our model, Lee et al. allocated all savings to employers rather than allocating any savings to society or employees.
They also assessed the family's birth and newborn care preparedness (BNCP) status, reflected by practice of the following steps: selection of 1) a birth attendant and 2) newborn care personnel; arrangement for 3) clothes for newborn drying/wrapping, and 4) emergency transport, if needed; 5) allocating emergency savings; and 6) possession of a clean delivery kit (CDK).
For this group, it's logical to think of saving a percentage of your income each year and allocating that savings to different buckets, like college and retirement.
The vice president backs a plan that would leave Social Security intact but would extend its solvency to 2050 by allocating interest savings from the reduction in the national debt to the retirement system.
–Hire a professional wealth manager to make sure you're allocating your savings for maximum return.
The Treasury is trying to move the pendulum back towards investment and away from current spending, by - to simplify slightly - squeezing benefits payments and allocating the savings to infrastructure.
