The phrase "allocation increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource management, or project planning to indicate that the amount of resources or funds allocated has risen.
Example: "Due to the project's success, the allocation increased significantly, allowing for further development."
Alternatives: "funding raised" or "resources augmented".
Men on the treatment allocation increased weight and BMI more than the men allocated to placebo, a difference that approached statistical significance (P=0.051 and 0.088, respectively).
As a result of the Panel's review, recommendations were made that two additional Western Australian fishers be allocated quota and that six applicants should have their quota allocation increased.
Reducing the frequency of herbage allocation increased lamb birth weight (P < 0.05).
Drought pruning, the shedding of above-ground biomass to reduce carbon allocation, increased substantially during drought.
Budget Allocation Increased by 13% to Rs. 19,894 crore.
This fund's equity allocation increased from 48.9% in 2012 to 65.3%.
A senior Israeli official told Haaretz's Barak Ravid that the U.S. had offered forty billion dollars over ten years, with the yearly allocation increasing over the term of this agreement if Netanyahu agrees not to lobby Congress for further increases.
Time allocation: Increasing course structure will encourage students to spend more time each week on the course, particularly on preparation.
Lower memory allocation increases the rate at which reads are removed due to erroneous estimates of their abundance, but this process is very robust in practice.
Our assumption about the allocation of electricity reductions across power plants could have contributed a downward bias, with an availability-based allocation increasing benefits to 510 fewer deaths per year and a capacity-based allocation increasing benefits to 720 fewer deaths per year.
For the male-hermaphrodite populations examined here, it appears that there was evolution of sex allocation through increased allocation of reproductive resources towards male function.
