The phrase "allocations with some" is not complete and lacks clarity, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it in contexts where you are discussing resource distributions or assignments that involve a certain quantity or type of something.
Example: "The project requires allocations with some flexibility to adapt to changing needs."
Alternatives: "distributions with certain" or "assignments with a few".
Pupils are admitted through random allocation, with some preference given to those who live within two miles.
Notably, the discovered correlated datasets are in line with the underlying primary system technology channel allocation with some boundary overlaps due to adjacent channel power leakages.
If a provider's available VM resources is less than user requiredVms then the specific provider's available VMs are marked for allocation with status some setting mechanism.
"At the moment, some hotels have allocations with companies and with tour groups linked to the organisers.
Then, we apply the proposed allocation policies with some operation rules to support prioritized QoS traffic.
Then, we apply the proposed allocation policies with some operation rules for prioritized QoS traffic support in Section 5, and present simulation results in Section 6, followed by concluding remarks in Section 7. We overview the WiMedia specification with regard to PHY and MAC layers, MB-OFDM, and time-frequency code (TFC).
There are, however, some legitimate concerns about this approach of linking annual allowance allocations with production levels, as I wrote in my previous post, "The Wonderful Politics of Cap-and-Trade: A Closer Look at Waxman-Markey".
Sharing time allocations with a team gives a group focus and cohesion.
Everything was being done to plug any gaps in allocations with priority being given to child protection cases, she added.
The process would be overseen by the mayor's Office of Contracts, which would have final say over the allocations, with input from the speaker and the Council.
