The phrase "allocations grants" is not correct in written English as it appears to be a combination of two terms that should be separated or clarified.
You can use it when discussing financial distributions or funding, but it would be more appropriate to use either "allocations" or "grants" individually, depending on the context.
Example: "The government announced new allocations for education funding, which will include various grants for schools."
Alternatives: "funding allocations" or "grant allocations".
Unlike the previous NH, Cecchi Point has undergone a significant reduction in its budget since 2013, when the annual allocation granted by the Municipality was lower than initially established.
It includes a general grant (dana alokasi umum), shared taxes, natural resource revenue shares, and a special allocation grant channel (dana alokasi khusus) (39).
He is the chairman of the Poverty Task Force at the UJA-Federation of New York, where he oversees the allocation of grants to a network of charitable agencies.
Such foundations do not exist to give emergency aid during crises arising from war or natural disaster; instead, their purpose is to attack social and scientific problems at the root, a process that sometimes requires substantial allocations of grant money over 5, 10 or even 20 years.
The publication of the Hefce figures on the allocation of grants and places for 2012 brought protests from the "squeezed middle" of universities, ineligible for core and margin places because they've set fees at or near £9,000, but are too far down the league tables to compete for AAB students.
The mayor categorically denied his allocation of grants was motivated by electoral advantage.
Although the exact assessment criteria used for the allocation of grants and fellowships were unclear, there were high correlations between a number of metrics and the outcome of the fellowship applications.
For instance, as for constraint (iii), one request was to maintain a reasonably realistic training capacity without excessive allocation of grants in a given year.
To simulate the allocation of grants, we have compared how regional and national grants can be managed in order to reduce future gaps with respect to current training patterns.
The national allocation of grants is influenced by the number and the size of regional university hospitals and existent training capacity, which have not undergone major changes in the last few decades.
