The phrase "appropriation will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing future actions or decisions regarding the allocation or use of resources, funds, or cultural elements.
Example: "The appropriation will be finalized in the next budget meeting, ensuring that all departments receive the necessary funding."
Alternatives: "allocation will be" or "funding will be".
ANOTHER PARK HEARING.; $6,000,000 Appropriation Will Be Discussed Again at Albany.
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Congress made no big changes in how the appropriation will be distributed, although it did single out a few areas for special attention.
As a p37 specific appropriation will be asked for this object, I will thank you to advise this department, at as early a period as convenient, what would be the probable expense of running and marking the lines, independent of the expense and compensation to the commissioners.
Students who claim that the cafeteria's Taco Tuesdays are cultural appropriation will be allowed to eat lunch off-campus c.
The taper in the appropriation will be very difficult to meet because of many other demands upon the resources of the school here but I can assure you that attempts will be made to carry on the work in neurology at a very high level of efficiency".
Mr. Andrews described the pattern this way: "If an individual or business wants to support our campaign, they're being told that appropriations will be shut down.
Some principal rivers, however, remain still to be explored, toward which the authorization of Congress, by moderate appropriations, will be requisite.
Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi have been ardent on their position that there will be no earmarks in the stimulus, meaning that all projects and appropriations will be thoroughly reviewed to account for the proverbial "bridges to nowhere".
And that money will not come from a direct appropriation but will be diverted from the Agency for International Development.
Koons, an American who combines conceptual, pop and appropriation art, will be the 17th to contribute.
