The phrase "an unallocated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resources, or data management where something has not been assigned or designated for a specific purpose.
Example: "The budget report indicated that there is an unallocated amount of funds that could be used for new projects."
Alternatives: "a non-assigned" or "an unspecified".
It also set aside $713.5 million, which includes a special addition of $100 million for an unallocated loss reserve for MBIA's prime, second-lien mortgage exposure.
Local authority Glasgow district council had a "better than planned" financial position in 2007-08 with an unallocated balance of £19m, most of which went towards meeting equal pay commitments and the cost of its workforce pay and benefits review, according to the latest annual audit report by Audit Scotland.
The mapping of each request deals with an unallocated substrate.
Only an unallocated portion of the spectrum or white space can be utilized by a secondary user (SU, i.e., unlicensed users using CR).
If the selected subcodebook has an unallocated beam vector, the base station informs all users about indexes of the selected subcodebook and the unallocated beam vector.
The Arts Council of Wales has said it will maintain funding levels for 2010/11 but is deliberating holding on to an unallocated pot of £1m as a buffer against expected cuts for 2011/12.
There was also a requirement for a total unallocated space (preferably within the accommodation) of 6′×6′ (1.8 m×1.8 m) for storage of consumables and disposables.
For APD, the spatial requirements were lesser, requiring sufficient space of 2.8′×2.8′ (0.85 m × 0.85 m) (preferably in the bedroom), to accommodate an APD machine and a total unallocated space (preferably within the accommodation) of 5′×5′ (1.5 m × 1.5 m) for dialysate and disposables.
The venture investor is also likely to require a 10percentt unallocated option pool post the closing of the round, in addition to whatever options were already granted to make the initial hires.
Extending a member of staff's route, as in the Clarke Wright algorithm, typically involves adding a new, previous unallocated request j, to a request k at the start or end of a chain of links defining a staff member's sequence of visits.
Current policy is to allow free check-in beginning seven days before a flight for unallocated seats, which is vaguely convenient if you're off for a week's holiday and fear being fleeced on roaming charges while abroad.
