The phrase "apportioned as part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or allocation of something within a larger context or framework.
Example: "The budget was apportioned as part of the overall financial plan for the year."
Alternatives: "allocated as part of" or "distributed as part of".
If this is the case, have we created a system where oversight bodies will inevitably apportion blame as part of their legal duty to take remedial action?
These services are largely provided through the DHO and the costs are apportioned to each facility and the service as part of the modelling.
For patients who needed hospital treatment as part of their management, the costs apportioned were specific to both the condition being treated and the type of visit for example, outpatient, inpatient (the product of the cost per day and length of stay), or accident and emergency.
A firm with which that lawyer is associated may undertake or continue representation in the matter only if the disqualified lawyer is timely screened from any participation in the matter and is apportioned no part of the fee therefrom.
Using the narrative inquiry, we narrated stories of how millennials in Africa are sidelined on the margins of the Internet ecosystem as part of the functionalist agenda to apportion a large portion of opportunities available online to users from Western countries.
Now, in the midst of Detroit's bankruptcy trial over whether the city can legally file, the real issue will be whether the bankruptcy trustee can cut the pension benefits of retirees as part of the process that requires assets of the bankrupt city to be fairly apportioned between creditors.
Before the Court are two recent lower court rulings from Washington and Virginia that held the planned use of sampling as part of the next census to be illegal, at least for the purpose of apportioning seats in Congress.
Hand hygiene enhancement was implemented as part of a multimodal infection control strategy and the design of the study precluded apportioning of benefit to specific elements of the strategy.
as part of their duty as Catholics.
scores as part of their admissions decisions.
