The phrase "allocation that has been" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific allocation that has already occurred or been designated in the past.
Example: "The allocation that has been made for the project will ensure we have sufficient resources to meet our goals."
Alternatives: "allocation that was made" or "allocation that has occurred".
One is a €2.8 billion allocation that had been due in March, and is conditional on Greece's meeting its pledge to streamline the civil service.
This manuscript presents an introduction to the basic mathematical programming models for capacity allocation that have been proposed for mesh-based survivable networks.
The enrolling investigator contacted another investigator to request participant allocation from a concealed list of random allocations that had been generated by drawing numbers from a bag.
Finally, another advantage from the proposed resource allocation algorithm that has been observed during simulations is its lower computational complexity compared to the case where each MRU is independently evaluated.
More specifically, instead of the general support and across the board fund allocation policy that has been implemented for over three decades, policies need to support efforts of identifying a range of specific TCM services that are more effective than Western medicine in dealing with certain diseases, especially some chronic diseases and clinical conditions related to aging.
Both Democrats have said they support a one-year moratorium on the spending allocations, a temporary ban that has been championed by Senator John McCain, a long-time foe of earmarks and the presumptive Republican nominee.
This phenomenon may be linked to a re-allocation of plant resources that has been previously reported, in which the increase in resource utilization for the defense of damaged leaves translates into a slower general metabolism in non-damaged parts of the plant [ 36, 37].
But then again, districts' per-student allocation is based a state formula that has been flawed for years and that the state has refused to fix.
The problem is, just months before Congress is set to debate the next round of state-by-state welfare allocations, more than half of the $1.19 billion that has been accumulating in Albany and was earmarked by the state for specific anti-poverty programs has not left the bank.
The enterprise allocation system that had been in use for deepwater species since 1983 was unified with the new QMS, with enterprise quota being converted directly into ITQ.
