The phrase "allocation to each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, tasks, or responsibilities among individuals or groups.
Example: "The allocation to each team member was carefully planned to ensure fairness and efficiency in the project."
Alternatives: "distribution to each" or "assignment to each".
An allocation to each to be put in a hat for staff would be an easy way of doing it and would acknowledge their contribution.
By adopting the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing technology, elastic optical networks can provide the flexible and variable bandwidth allocation to each connection request and get higher spectrum utilization.
Overall, the beach populations were genetically similar and showed admixture of three of the four STRUCTURE groups, though with populations in Lofoten and Troms differing in relative allocation to each genetic pool (Fig. 2b).
This tax cut was in essence a spending plan, since it increased the state's allocation to each district for school funding, with the intended result of allowing these districts in turn to lower the local tax rate.
For overseas equities, which represents around half the equity component, he decides the size of the allocation to each geographic area, but individual stock selection is taken care of by other AXA Framlington managers such as Stephen Kelly, who runs the American Growth Fund.
In this case, without violating other constraints, we equally divide allocation to each generator.
Forlenza provided a detailed discussion of the capital allocation framework, with specific dollar allocations to each segment.
Before the state budget deal this month, Bruce Feig, the budget director of the Education Department, said that the school system faced a $60 million cut, representing a reduction of approximately 2percentt of initial allocations to each school.
"Rather than seeking to play class warfare over school funding, perhaps Mr Piccoli should acknowledge that he completely controls decisions over funding allocations to each school, teacher wages, class sizes, Year 12 curriculum and pretty much every other operational decision in NSW schools," he said.
"Ms Jones should acknowledge that, while the commonwealth gives the Queensland government money for schools, she completely controls decisions over the funding allocations to each school, teacher wages, class sizes, the school curriculum and pretty much every other operational decision in Queensland schools".
