The phrase "allocating that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, tasks, or responsibilities.
Example: "The project manager is allocating that budget to various departments to ensure all needs are met."
Alternatives: "assigning that" or "distributing that".
Perhaps even more important than spending the optimal total amount on direct marketing is allocating that budget correctly between acquisition and retention efforts.
Allocating that capacity is a crucial SO lever, but many leaders lump SE and SO together and the result is a strategically inappropriate allocation of resources.
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.
For decades, the F.C.C. has allocated almost all the prime frequencies available for communication for the exclusive use of licensees and since the 1990s, it has emphasized auctions for allocating that spectrum.
664 category and class system to ANII by providing that the federal income tax rate applicable to an item of ANII, for purposes of allocating that item of ANII to the appropriate class within a category of income as described in Reg.
Apportioning income could be accomplished by comparing U.S. property, personnel, and sales with a company's worldwide property, personnel, and sales and allocating that percentage of profit to the United States and subjecting it to U.S. tax.
He said lawmakers might need another special session before January to allocate that money.
Even if the budget is allocated, that will be a momentous task.
They should then allocate that money in a differentiated way across the levels.
This means that companies have to allocate that seat to that person while the fare is locked.
Depending on how seats are allocated, that could translate into a powerful block.
