The phrase "amounts allocated for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of funds or resources designated for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The amounts allocated for the new community center will be reviewed in the next budget meeting."
Alternatives: "funds designated for" or "resources assigned to".
The arguments against rate-raising, as opposed to loophole closing, can be wild: rich people are smart, and would just hide more money; a hundred billion dollars here or there wouldn't close the deficit — an argument that Republicans never seem to apply to much smaller amounts allocated for, say, education or cultural programs.
This is not surprising as the amounts allocated for large items of equipment usually get spent at the start of a project, and modern science rarely comes cheap!
The amounts allocated for both codes were €3,501.59 and €2,799.03, respectively.
The education level of children seems to influence the decision on the amounts allocated for informal payments.
It is important to note that per capita aid disbursement was calculated using amounts allocated for both basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation.
This would mean that the total amount allocated for adaptation should be nearer $15bn than the $3bn currently earmarked.
But it may often be less the amount allocated for transportation than how it is doled out that leads to eroding highways, some critics say.
The winners list features nine, largely environmental projects which will be implemented from January, their total cost just shy of €20m (the amount allocated for the year 2014-2015).
The prize fund rate - the amount allocated for winnings - has been raised from 3.15% of the total sum invested to 3.40%.
One expense yet to be determined is the amount allocated for legislators' pet projects, which New Jersey politicians refer to as Christmas tree items and add hundreds of millions to the state budget some years.
Freedom of information requests by the charity YoungMinds show that only 50% of CCGs, the GP-led bodies which decide how NHS budgets are spent locally, have increased their child and mental health services (CAMHS) budget this year by the full amount allocated for that purpose.
