The phrase "allocation granted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or approval has been given for a specific allocation, such as resources, funds, or tasks.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, the committee decided that the allocation granted would be sufficient to cover the project's expenses."
Alternatives: "funding approved" or "resources allocated".
It includes a general grant (dana alokasi umum), shared taxes, natural resource revenue shares, and a special allocation grant channel (dana alokasi khusus) (39).
The new ETS Directive defines three different allocation rules, granting exemption from auctioning to those sectors exposed to the risk of Carbon Leakage.
Ideally, such a methodology would support the development of eligibility criteria, ensure standards of services, construct quality indicators, and result in a more efficient resource allocation to grant equal access to services to a rapidly increasing number of individuals.
This phenomenon seems to have emerged as a result of the Korean government's and universities' emphasis on publication performance in funding allocations, grants, faculty recruitment, promotion, and tenure.
Most of the time this is just an administrative procedure (the 3rd year of allocation is always granted) designed to ensure that someone who is no longer working on his or her Ph.D. does not continue to be financed.
The METS can provide a "grandfather allocation", which are granted by the regulator to the polluter in a limited quota while allowing the regulator a control tool mechanism of the desired level of emissions by quantification means rather than the fixed price of emission permits.
The CAG report found that after 1993 coal allocations had been granted to private companies or joint public-private consortia by a special federal government "screening committee" that, for over a decade, had no criteria to assess bids against.
However, not only the exemption from auctioning is unlikely to mitigate Carbon Leakage, instead of improving the allocation transparency and granting harmonization of higher rules but also the new ETS allocation rule is likely to increase the distortions of competition, worsening rather than improving the harmonization within the ETS.
Permits were also intended to be increasingly sold by auction to polluters rather than granted as allocations.
For example, some of the allocations to utilities are granted with the expectation that they will be auctioned off and the proceeds will be used to fund renewable energy development.
