The phrase "an allocation of around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, funds, or time, typically in a context where an approximate amount is being referenced.
Example: "The project received an allocation of around $50,000 to cover initial expenses."
Alternatives: "a distribution of approximately" or "an assignment of roughly".
Under competition regulations, Rangers will be given an allocation of around 4,000.
The most recent survey taken by Mr. Bernstein, about two weeks ago, shows an allocation of around 58percentt stocks.
The 12th 5 year plan foresees an allocation of around EUR 18 million for battery development – a rather moderate sum though, especially when compared to other countries (e.g. the US budgeted $1.5 billionn as part of the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act).
HARARE, Zimbabwe, 27 March 2012 – The United Kingdom, through its Department of International Development (DFID), has announced an allocation of 24 million pounds (around US$388 million) to the second phase of the Education Transition Fund (ETF II) which is managed by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in Zimbabwe.
He sees the labor by which a farmer exchanges his allocation of time in this world for an allocation of time in this world.
A fund may begin some 40 years shy of the target date with a stock allocation of around 90percentt of assets, and the remainder in fixed-income holdings.
The remaining batch of 928,000 tickets – apart from a final allocation of around 150,000 that will become available as the layout of venues are finalised – will go on sale from 11am on Friday.
This error rate is considerably lower than the error rate for a completely random allocation of around 75%.
This compares to an annual government budget allocation of around £5.5bn for research in universities.
The results of the survey will inform the allocation of around £65 million ($107 million) of general practitioners' remuneration, and provide a basis for informing service delivery of UK primary healthcare.
