The phrase "allocations to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, funds, or responsibilities to a specific entity or purpose.
Example: "The budget report includes allocations to a variety of community programs aimed at improving local services."
Alternatives: "distributions to a" or "assignments to a".
We investigated the use of one or more sensory channels to cue dynamic control allocations to a human operator or computer, as part of AA, and to support operator system/situation awareness (SA) and performance.
Duffy says he fine-tunes his asset allocations to a host of variables — interest rates, commodity prices, market volatility, inflation, earnings forecasts, discounted cash flows.
Still, there was motive shown in e-mails which showed Quattrone discussing the use of allocations to a favored few in order to attract more IPO business to CSFB.
Of course, any participant is able to change their allocations to a higher or lower risk fund or, in the case of California, into an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Fund.
I don't think so, because a good fiduciary protects assets and delivers returns based on allocations to a diversified set of asset classes and investment strategies.
The state's initial funding expires in June; starting in July, the state will change its literacy program allocations to a fiscal-year basis.
Under these conditions (PR), subjects tend to perform randomly, evenly distributing their choices between A and B. The transition from performing near the crossing point in the FR task (∼40% allocation to A) to equally distributing choice in the PR task (∼50% allocation to A) occurs at variable delays across subjects (see below for discussion).
A list for randomization of each study number to "A" or "B" diet was prepared with the allocation to "A" or "B" decided in advance.
There are close to 90 eligible cases on the waiting list pending allocation to a project.
