The phrase "allocations of state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the distribution of resources, funds, or responsibilities within a government or organization.
Example: "The report outlines the allocations of state funding for various public services in the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "state resource distribution" or "state funding allocations".
New York City schools were also particularly shortchanged because their expected allocation of state aid of $6.2 billion was cut by $840 million.
"The state is not allowed to discriminate directly on the basis of religion or nationality in allocation of state lands," Judge Barak added.
Even an optimal use of New York City's current allocation of state aid will not go nearly far enough toward closing this gap.
In Crescent City, Calif., David Wells, the city manager, said the city's quarterly allocation of state revenue shrunk after the 2000 census.
It was meant to invalidate an Israeli Supreme Court ruling from March 2000 that there could be no discrimination between Jews and Arabs in allocation of state lands.
Indeed, nationalist anger over the allocation of state housing by unionist-dominated local councils was one of the root causes of Northern Ireland's "Troubles" in the 1960s.
Other old favorites included reforming and simplifying school aid formulas, a proposal that will work only if it is accompanied by a fairer allocation of state funds among the urban, rural and suburban school systems.
A bill pending in the South Carolina legislature aims to strengthen the state's preemption law, prohibiting the allocation of state funds to jurisdictions that enact rules on guns that are stricter than those at the state level.
Sources in the Moscow theatre world said the allocation of state funds for theatres was a notoriously murky process, but they found it hard to believe the director could be guilty.
For China's growth miracle to endure, it is critical that the allocation of state capital continue to be decided on public interest grounds, rather than for the personal gain of strategically placed individuals.
