The phrase "allocation for the program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources or funding designated for a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The committee approved the allocation for the program to ensure it receives the necessary funding for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "funding for the program" or "resources assigned to the program."
Housing officials said at the time that the budget was the largest since 1981 and the allocation for homeless programs was the largest ever, about $105 million more than last year's.
Specifically, they complained that the opera, by far the largest and richest of Lincoln Center's 12 constituent groups, had been ignored on basic issues like the administration of the rebuilding, the allocation of city funds for the program and whether the opera would have the same representation in the project as other, far smaller organizations.
An additional cut was the $10 million allocation for the New Jersey Cultural Trust, a program to help arts organizations build endowments that was started by former Gov. Christie Whitman.
Without being able to request specific budget allocations for these programs, there's a real risk they could be deprioritized by Congress or even cut entirely.
Data requirements for optimizing the allocation of resources to the HIV/AIDS programs include: cost-effectiveness ratios; minimum and maximum funding levels for each program; current allocation to the programs; and a total budget constraint.
You will see a suggested size for memory allocation listed, as well as places where you can type in new amounts for the program's minimum and preferred RAM allotments.
The highest per-student allocations go to already advantaged institutions that had access to savvy grant-proposal writers when initial allocations were determined by review boards in the late 1960s (see this report for the program history).
(As it happens, the Bush Administration's 2002 budget proposal called for dramatically reducing the outgoing Clinton Administration's allocation for programs aimed at safeguarding the Russian nuclear stockpile).
Governor Pataki wants to double his $15 million allocation for after-school programs, but that would bring the total number of children served to just 40,000.
