The phrase "allocation for it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution of resources or funds for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The budget proposal includes an allocation for it to ensure that the project receives the necessary funding."
Alternatives: "funding for it" or "resources for it".
If you don't know in advance what the program will do, you can't make storage allocations for it.
The Polish FA had originally requested 8,000 tickets for the match but the Football Association bumped up the allocation for what it said were security reasons.
And the health centre in Kongho may never be completed, because someone appears to have trousered the government allocation for building it.
"As segregated schooling is a proxy for inequalities in resource allocation for schools, it makes me concerned," Aiken Morgan told HuffPost.
Document ID allocation: For each document, it assigns a unique document ID.
The pre-processing step includes: Document ID allocation: For each document, it assigns a unique document ID.
For optimal bandwidth allocation for V-MIMO, it is required for considering both bandwidth for local exchange and data transmission/CSI feedback.
Bol and Van de Werfhorst (2013) have recently illustrated that, while a high level of tracking in a national education system leads to better labour market allocation for young people, it also contributes to unequal educational opportunities, since in such systems the effect of social class background on tracking outcomes is higher.
First, a public sector budget line for sanitation was assessed and defined as: 1) the country has a budget allocation for sanitation but it was not used for the sector, or the country has no public budgetary allocation for sanitation; or 2) the country has public sector budget allocations and it was used for the sector.
