The phrase "allocation about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the distribution or assignment of something. Here is an example of how it can be used: "In the budget meeting, the team discussed the allocation about how to distribute the funds for the new project."
This section presents the different empirical strategies adopted to study whether household vulnerability at the time of the earthquake affects the household's decision about children's time allocation about 3 years after the shock.
However, in spite of a relatively high AES budget allocation (about 2.5 billion Euros of EU funds per year), both the scientific literature and policy evaluation reports have reported weaknesses in the design, implementation and evaluation phases of AES (Oréade-Bréche [2005]; Purvis et al. [2009]).
In that same period, Sestak raised only $758,000, about a quarter million dollars lower than the previous quarter, making his total allocation about $4.7 million.
In January 1998, the State Transportation Improvement Program approved a $245 million allocation (about $in dollarss) for the expansion, and hopes were to finish construction by 2000, with traffic projected to decrease by 20 percent on I-15.
Taken together, the higher education, science and research budgets could lose between £4bn to £5bn, out of a current allocation of about £11.5bn.
At its meeting, however, the HEFCE board chose to apply many of the assessment results after all, which guide its allocation of about $1.4 billion annually.
Restoration of the Fed's overall capital base to its 2007 level would have required an additional 2010 capital allocation of about $97 billion.
This annual allocation is about 1.5% of UBs annual budget.
Nevertheless, investors clamored for Reynolds & Reynolds's loans and received their allocations about a month ago.
He is the author of six books, including The ETF Book, All About Asset Allocation, All About Index Funds, and The Bogleheads Guide to Retirement Planning, co-authored with Taylor Larimore, Mel Lindauer, and Laura Dogu.
Most wanted to be informed about their treatment allocation and about study results and five individuals refused to be informed.
