The phrase "allocations which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific allocations in a context where further information or clarification is provided.
Example: "The allocations which were made last quarter have significantly impacted our budget."
Alternatives: "allocations that" or "allocations which have been".
"There is also no detail as to any individual allocations, which is unhelpful".
Sale of Australian assets would however be difficult prior to a decision on CO2 allocations, which is due at start 2009".
Under the ETS, EU countries get national allocations which they then parcel out to over 11,500 factories in five dirty industries.
When I asked the managing agent about this, he said the share allocations (which determine maintenance charges) were based upon an appraisal performed decades ago when the building was converted to a co-op.
Auditors identified a wide variation in the extent to which the funding received by local commissioners differs from their target allocations, which are supposed to be based on relative need.
The allocations, which are based on the budget approved by the House, will allow the Appropriations Committee to begin assembling bills specifying agency spending for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1.
The first step consists of resource allocation, which determines the number of resources allocated to each user.
Doctors who received patients were also randomly allocated; each randomisation manager made a daily allocation which depended on the number of doctors and residents per shift.
Structures that can grow are built with dynamic allocation, which provides new storage as required.
"Key to the new capital funding programme's success will be a common sense approach to allocation, which takes into account the needs of schools which apply.
Missouri will hold a primary on Feb. 7, but it has no direct or indirect effect on delegate allocation, which will instead be determined in its March caucuses.
