The phrase "allocations under the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, finance, or resource distribution, typically referring to the allocation of funds or resources according to specific guidelines or regulations.
Example: "The report outlines the allocations under the new budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "distributions according to the" or "funding as per the".
(B) repayment terms providing for more rapid repayment of principal or interest on such loan, but only if allocations under the plan attributable to such repayment do not discriminate in favor of highly compensated employees (within the meaning of section 414 q)).
Figure 2 Power allocations under the conventional and proposed strategies.
Figure 2 compares the power allocations under the conventional strategies as well as the proposed one.
Reference [11] examined bidders' bidding behavior and carbon emission rights allocations under the English auction with "going, going, gone" ending rule and the sequential ascending auction, respectively.
The city also must obtain federal permission to borrow from future allocations under the Community Development Block Grant program.
The 2009 Health Budget together with allocations under the country's two stimuli packages to withstand the stresses of the economic downturn will be used to enhance health facilities and build more hospitals, clinics and quarters, provide equipments as well as increase the supply of medicines.
Ho and Fang (2013) proposed a novel method to determine optimal capacity allocation under the uncertain demands and to allocate limited capacity to multiple products with an aim to maximize profit.
When considering the power allocation under the PBPC, each user does not know the power allocated to it.
The accusation came after the Department of Trade and Industry exhausted its £500,000 allocation under the low carbon buildings programme by 10.15am yesterday - just 75 minutes after inviting applications.
An intuitionistic fuzzy multi-objective non-linear programming (IFMONLP) model for irrigation water allocation under the combination of dry and wet conditions is developed to help decision makers mitigate water scarcity.
Scotland's allocation under the so-called Barnett formula will receive an increase of £331m over two years, for spending on new roads, schools and hospitals – indirectly offsetting other falls in day-to-day spending on public services that resulted from Osborne's cuts elsewhere in Whitehall.
