The phrase "allocation out" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to distributing resources or tasks, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The allocation out of funds for the project was delayed due to budget constraints."
Alternatives: "distribution of" or "allocation of".
"It keeps organ allocation out of the hands of federal bureaucrats and in the hands of local communities," said Representative Joe Scarborough, a Florida Republican.
Analysts said while shorter-dated issues benefited from a flight-to-quality asset allocation out of stocks, longer-dated Treasuries were also lifted by hopes that stock declines would reduce the need for significantly higher interest rates to rein in the still-booming economy.
Over time, swings in the markets may leave your 401(k) asset allocation out of whack.
Swings in the markets over the course of the year may leave your 401(k) asset allocation out of whack.
We're coming out of one of the largest stock market rallies in recent memory, and while you may have seen a bump in your balance, these dramatic market movements could have also left your asset allocation out of alignment.
The allocation of out-of-pocket health expenditure to the various providers is based on allocation factors obtained from household health expenditure and utilization survey of 2000.
But, as critics of the F.C.C.'s handling of spectrum allocation pointed out yesterday, it is fraught with problems.
Local enterprise partnerships could influence funding allocation, setting out a local skills strategy in consultation with employers and educators.
October's Glastonbury allocation sold out in just half an hour after going on sale, with 120,000 Worthy Farm tickets disappearing before the first headliner was even announced.
Here, IP scheduler functions are linked intrinsically with the satellite bandwidth allocation carried out by lower layers.
