"apportioned for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something has been divided or distributed in a specific manner. Example: The budget for the project was apportioned for various expenses, such as materials, labor, and marketing efforts.
If there was blame to be apportioned for the marketing failure, it cut across party lines.
In the past, virtually all of the region's water was used for agricultural purposes, although an increasing share is now apportioned for municipal use.
Against this background, alternative energy solutions are but an afterthought: in the current fiscal year, for example, all of $1.1 billion is apportioned for programs falling under this category, not including the stimulus money.
Joint costs will be apportioned for injury care by using appropriate statistics.
Additionally, the plant material apportioned for microscopy can be taken directly from the pool of material whose balance represents a molecular replicate; thus, any morphologic change seen in these plants would directly reflect the effects of the altered gene expressions from those same plants.
The regular quantity of electricity apportioned for each household is smaller than is the case in the United States, and if you need additional power you may have to ask for a higher volume.
That's not the reason for the creation of Hog School, a three-day immersion into hunting, cleaning, cooking and apportioning for future use a whole hog — even though it is a means to an end.
No one has apportioned blame for the problem, but Treasury sources say they are investigating whether it came from a faulty supply of paper from Crane & Company, a family firm from Massachusetts which has supplied the paper for banknotes since 1879.
He said that in the first two days of meetings, a schedule had been established that apportioned time for all the major issues on the table in the final-status peace negotiations.
This includes the apportioned costs for 20 nurses, four nephrologists (full-time equivalent 2.80), eight registrars (full-time equivalent 2.50), one nutritionist (full-time equivalent 0.50), two biomedical engineers, four health attendants and nine dialysis machines.
The Israeli government approved an urban renewal project for Mamilla, apportioning land for residential and commercial zones, including hotels and office space.
