The phrase "appropriated to another" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is taken or assigned to someone else, often in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "The funds were appropriated to another department without prior approval."
Alternatives: "allocated to another" or "assigned to another".
What is dismissively referred to as stock footage — strips of existing film appropriated to fit another context — has been a mainstay of the motion picture industry virtually since its inception and continues to play a ubiquitous role in everything from glitzy popcorn fare to austere avant-garde experiments.
Each of us responds differently to treatment, and what may be appropriate for one arthritis sufferer may not be appropriate to another because of co-existing diseases or conditions.
It is also an entirely empirical question whether the perspective best fitted to gaining insight into one class of objects or processes (e.g. the eukaryotes) will be the same as that most appropriate to another (e.g. the prokaryotes) and, indeed, whether any single perspective will adequately illuminate a particular class of objects or processes.
In 1876, the Centennial of the Declaration of Independence, Congress agreed to appropriate another $200,000 to resume construction.
Is it appropriate to slip another sheet in the card and continue there?
"I think there is a developing consensus -- among everybody I've talked to -- that it is not either practical or appropriate to build another 100-story building," Mr. Whitehead said.
It's arguably more appropriate to punch another person in the face when there's potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars, a permanent job, health insurance, and a bit of fame on the line.
On Jan . 4 John C. Whitehead, the chairman of the development corporation, stood next to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at City Hall and stated, "I think there is a developing consensus -- among everybody I've talked to -- that it is not either practical or appropriate to build another 100-story building".
On Jan . 3 for example, Mr. Whitehead stood next to Mr. Bloomberg at a City Hall news conference and said, "I think there is a developing consensus -- among everybody I've talked to -- that it is not either practical or appropriate to build another 100-story building".
Downing Street stressed that the family had intended to go to Charing Cross until it became impossible for what they regarded as a private matter, that it was perfectly appropriate to use another station, and that they had received no special treatment at Kennington.
