The phrase "allocation of some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of a portion of resources, funds, or responsibilities.
Example: "The allocation of some funds to the new project will help us achieve our goals more effectively."
Alternatives: "distribution of a portion" or "assignment of certain resources".
The opposition contested the results in several constituencies and rowed over the allocation of some seats by a proportional system.Political instability has marred Lesotho since independence in 1966.
Linda Shorter, 42 and a Mayersville resident, said she had received her form but had not yet filled it out, and had not heard that the census determined the allocation of some $400 billion nationwide.
As a directly-elected mayor, he has executive power over the allocation of some grants to local bodies.
The basic requirement here, other than the allocation of some resources to support public health, is a willingness to think of ourselves in a context larger than ourselves.
We also have an annual federal allocation of some $2 billion to fund extra support and care for American adults who have AIDS -- but the United States has no specific government funding to assist American children orphaned by AIDS or living precariously in families where the parent, usually a single mother, has HIV, the AIDS virus.
The allocation of some sites may change over time, e.g. the measured EIR for Sotuba, Mali was 12 in 1999 and 4 in 2000 [10].
This modest decrease in power, due to the re-allocation of some subjects from the original exposure sampling zones to post-hoc exposure zones, is justifiable as the post-hoc zones were a better representation of exposure during the study period.
However, a large portion of the included studies did not conduct antibiotic resistance or sensitivity tests before allocation of treatments, and some studies tended to only mention the antibiotic resistance rates in their countries in general.
Nevertheless, as ACs may vary the allocation of their funding, some may decide to offer additional or new benefits even including those that are explicitly excluded on national level by Royal Decree 63/1995 [ 2] and Law 16/2003.
Correction: April 9 , 2001 Monday An article on Saturday about Senate passage of a budget resolution misstated the measure's allocation of a saving of some $450 billion.
Some of this depends on the further allocation of scarce resources but some aspects, such as ensuring all patients are discussed with a member of the specialist multidisciplinary team and are screened for malnutrition, can be improved by relatively simple changes in practice.
