The phrase "allocations of the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the allocation of resources, or distributing something among a group. For example: "The allocations of the company's budget were determined by the finance team."
It also discusses the implications for the resource allocations of the aggregate economy.
The respective allocations of the three individuals comprising the written genealogies are noted by the same colors.
They were the guys that got the big allocations of the hot deals, and they paid for it in commission flow.
Countries are given allocations of the amount of carbon dioxide they can emit which is then divided up between firms covered by the scheme.
The radio-frequency allocations of the original cellular system are then rearranged to account for the greater number of smaller cells.
Seto, K. E., Churchill, C. J. & Panesar, D. K. Influence of fly ash allocations of the life cycle assessment of cement-based materials.
Allocations of the total catch are then assigned to each member state, thus creating a single "pond" in which all vessels may operate.
Gifford, William C. (1975) "Special Allocations of The Foreign Tax Credit by Partnerships: Some Tentative Proposals," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 8 : No. 2, Article 2.
In this study, we offer a model to the multiple allocations of the hub location problems, under the incomplete hub location-routing network design.
Last week, lawyers for one of the firms hardest hit by the attacks, Cantor Fitzgerald, issued a report claiming that the planned allocations of the fund are contrary to law.
The continuing problems for A&E came as NHS leaders issued formal planning guidance on priorities from April following their settling this week of funding allocations of the £101.7bn national budget.
