The phrase "allocation to project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, resource management, or project planning where funds or resources are being assigned to a specific project.
Example: "The allocation to project X has been approved by the board, ensuring that we have the necessary resources to move forward."
Alternatives: "funding for the project" or "resource assignment to the project".
We suggest a 70percentt resource allocation to projects in the neediest countries, independent of how much these countries contribute to the IADB.
The list of community allocations was provided to project personnel before they visited communities to recruit children.
More comprehensive approaches to resource allocation include simulation models used to project the epidemic over time and compare the outcome of alternative allocation scenarios [ 8, 9].
Lastly, in addition to aid allocation to water projects by donor organisation, donors need to increase the proper follow-up of the project effectiveness, ensure any complaints from the project are timely and promptly addressed and adequate provision for the project host communities to benefit from such projects.
Similar to Valve, the subject of the previous article in the series (Puranam and Håkonsson, J Organ Design 4: 2015 2015) GitHub is used to delegate the choice of projects and project allocation to its workers, fitting the recent trend in running organizations without bosses.
Mark-ups should therefore be facilitated by removing the current restrictions limiting them to such areas, as should the allocation thereof to projects within the core network of the trans-European transport network.
A proposal to build a Vons grocery, which would be Avalon's first full-scale supermarket, is drawing criticism because the Catalina Island Co., which owns all the developable land on the 75-square-mile island, plans to transfer some of its water allocations to the project.
But the 211 members of the Legislature in this election year can claim bragging rights to something: "Members' items," those allocations to local projects that fall outside normal review procedures, escaped unscathed.
The failure to equip ordinary soldiers properly has caused fury in Congress, where the shortfall in body armour has been contrasted with the generous allocations to other projects in this year's $379bn defence budget.
Usually "errors" were allocations to ineligible projects or breaches of public procurement rules.
