The phrase "allocations of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution of resources or funding for development projects or initiatives.
Example: "The government announced new allocations of development funds to improve infrastructure in rural areas."
Alternatives: "distribution of development resources" or "development funding allocations".
This includes advocating for the allocation of development funds to support the transition to family-based services instead of supporting institutions.
By facilitating participation of chiefs, elders, opinion leaders, and politicians, GEHIP sets the stage for the allocation of development resources for CHPS facility costs and builds political will for resources to flow to the health sector.
The Conference urged developing Member Nations to increase the share of agricultural and rural development in the allocation of national development expenditure.
Lengthy studies on differences in allocations between stages of development or the effect of this government scheme or that are all well and good, but that sort of information should not be a focus.
In this study, we present a new spatial decision support tool PALM ("Potential Allocation of urban development areas for sustainable Land Management") aimed at supporting the allocation of urban development zones.
As part of its commitment to greater transparency and accountability, UNICEF will make public online the volume, allocation and results of development expenditure.
Construction scale control, optimization of development allocation, improvement of exploitation methods, and reasonable ecological construction are important measures to control the IEV.
Culture of plants, development of sorghum as a model for whole-plant physiology study of photosynthate partitioning and allocation (DMV); development of the laboratory analytic procedures, conductance of the study, writing of the manuscript (LT).
But judicious allocations of greenfield sites for development may help to address demand in a positive way.
Systemic signalling could reasonably be expected to be involved in a range of 'source-sink relationships' whether these relate to the partitioning of assimilates, nutrient allocation or in the coordination of development processes, defence or responses to abiotic stress [reviewed in [ 16]].
