The phrase "allocations for it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution of resources or funds for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The budget meeting focused on the allocations for it, ensuring that each department received the necessary funding."
Alternatives: "funding for it" or "resources for it".
When the federal government starts a project, it's because it already has the budget allocation for it.
The chapter further elucidates the prevalent capital allocation for IT by major organizational level and the need to re-engineer the same and explores what is meant by a real-world enterprise architecture and how to develop it and the contribution of strategic planning to IT's deliverables.
(Health Education England has already made its allocations for this year, and it's unclear how long another funding round would take).
The Polish FA had originally requested 8,000 tickets for the match but the Football Association bumped up the allocation for what it said were security reasons.
And the health centre in Kongho may never be completed, because someone appears to have trousered the government allocation for building it.
"As segregated schooling is a proxy for inequalities in resource allocation for schools, it makes me concerned," Aiken Morgan told HuffPost.
In the past, this strategy worked only as well as the ability of the resource allocation system providing for it: an open-ended credit card with an unclear path to replete funds.
The Author's group has conducted some other researches for optimal DG allocations for low-carbon society and it is found that inadequate DG installation would cause power loss increase while effective DG installation would contribute to the realization of very low power loss distribution systems [21].
It will also increase water allocations for small family farms in the San Joaquin Valley.
Document ID allocation: For each document, it assigns a unique document ID.
