The phrase "allocations but also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that there are multiple aspects or components being discussed, particularly in a comparative or additive context.
Example: "The budget will cover not only allocations but also additional resources for the project."
Alternatives: "allocations as well as" or "allocations in addition to".
The proposed method is not only suitable for warship reliability allocation but also for other complex repairable systems.
This procedure is not only sensitive to allocation but also turns out to be the only selection procedure that avoids Simpson's paradox.
But it's time that coupledom stopped being touted as the best option, an idea reinforced not just by state approval and resource allocation, but also by religion, the market, popular culture, assorted therapists and our own anxieties.
Commentators and politicians taunted the prime minister and asked him to throw more light on the matter as he was not only the head of the government at the time of the allocation but also the country's coal minister.
Tracer and impact studies have shown that the RBG triggered not only discussions on technical, institutional and socio-economic arrangements for equitable water allocation, but also behavioural change in the way people regard and use water.
As we watch it change its culture, practices, and organization from offline to online marketing, we have an opportunity not simply to see the metrics used in online marketing budget allocation, but also the stresses involved in the birth of a new go-to-market culture.
In turn, they must understand the important, indeed critical, role of asset allocation, but also the various factors that influence the risk-reward equation.
Our reserve allocation model is meaningful not only for obtaining an economic solution of reserve allocation, but also for keeping system reliability above a certain level.
The information provided by the geometry of the feasible rate region can be exploited to determine not only the optimal resource allocation but also if time-sharing is required.
