The phrase "are generally allocated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, responsibilities, or tasks in a general context.
Example: "In our organization, funds are generally allocated to various departments based on their needs and project requirements."
Alternatives: "are typically assigned to" or "are usually distributed to".
The exception is youth justice, where young offenders are generally allocated a key worker and where multi-agency teams can take a holistic approach to helping a young person turn their life around.
In Australia health resources are generally allocated on a state or territory basis 12 and so a decision on whether to fund MobileMums would be made by individual states or territories.
Furthermore, grants are generally allocated for new data collection but not for the analysis and publication of already existing data.
Polling stations were generally allocated 600 ballots apiece, though in certain cases they were allowed to borrow ballots from other stations.
When this happened, the vouchers were generally allocated via lotteries.
Conversational and streaming classes are the ones with the highest serving priority (i.e., serving weights), being generally allocated with data rates higher than the other two classes.
This ignores the huge resources lavished on pupils in our private sector – far greater than those generally allocated to pupils abroad whether they are in state or private schools.
At least $2 billion is already being allocated to new managers.
Although the economic crisis of the late 1990s prevented many children from furthering their formal studies, Indonesians are generally inclined to allocate a high percentage of their family budget for education, since schooling has become a reliable path to improved socioeconomic standing.
Immediately after nuclear membrane is formed, heterochromatin is allocated to the nuclear periphery whereas euchromatin is generally contained towards the nuclear interior.
