The phrase "allocation of grants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of financial resources, typically in the context of funding for projects or organizations.
Example: "The committee is responsible for the allocation of grants to support local community initiatives."
Alternatives: "distribution of funds" or "grant distribution".
(b) for allocation of grants and contracts, and subsec.
They are the allocation of grants, the selling-off of property, spending on publicity, and the processes by which contracts have been awarded.
He is the chairman of the Poverty Task Force at the UJA-Federation of New York, where he oversees the allocation of grants to a network of charitable agencies.
The publication of the Hefce figures on the allocation of grants and places for 2012 brought protests from the "squeezed middle" of universities, ineligible for core and margin places because they've set fees at or near £9,000, but are too far down the league tables to compete for AAB students.
On February 18th, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued the initial guidance for federal agencies, "Initial Implementing Guidance for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009". This document includes some details related to allocation of grants, contracts, and cooperative agreements and on the extensive new reporting requirements for recipients of Recovery Act funds.
The mayor categorically denied his allocation of grants was motivated by electoral advantage.
Such foundations do not exist to give emergency aid during crises arising from war or natural disaster; instead, their purpose is to attack social and scientific problems at the root, a process that sometimes requires substantial allocations of grant money over 5, 10 or even 20 years.
In this case, the allocation model is characterized by the pooling of the regional and national budgets devoted to this task, which generates a theoretical allocation of 518 grants in 2011 plus 476 till 2024 (cumulative 6,706 grants).
A financial restructuring in 1983 resulted in the direct allocation of CPB grants to NPR member stations, which used the money to pay for network programs.
If Professor Rylance thinks it's over and done with, he's wrong". There are 1,280 members of the AHRC's peer review college who oversee the allocation of funding grants.
"A Highly Regarded Principal, Wounded by Government's Good Intentions," by Michael Winerip (On Education column, July 19), makes clear that the federal government's allocation of school grants is grossly unfair.
