The phrase "are well allocated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, tasks, or responsibilities in a manner that is effective or appropriate.
Example: "The funds for the project are well allocated, ensuring that each department receives the necessary support to succeed."
Alternatives: "are effectively distributed" or "are properly assigned".
Having the system critical components recognized, one can then decide on the efficient maintenance strategies for the power plant components so that the available resources can be well planned and allocated techno-economically.
At baseline, participant characteristics, the primary outcome, and secondary neurologic and cognitive outcomes were well matched by allocated treatment groups, and loss to follow-up over 12 mo was <5%.
More importantly, investors with a long investment horizon might actually be well rewarded for allocating some portion of their portfolio to emerging markets right now.
"With Micron's greater investment direction into NAND and support from Intel and Apple, we believe the company will be well positioned to allocate investment to the likely more profitable NAND market," wrote analyst Michael Masdea, in a client note.
Specifically, a standard policy question is: are resources in the educational sector well allocated in terms of maximizing skills?
Baseline patient characteristics (Table 1) were well balanced between those randomly allocated to receive Ca/Mg infusions on the first cycle of chemotherapy then placebo infusion on the second treatment cycle, and those allocated to receive the same study treatments but in the opposite sequence.
"And the resources the mayor has allocated have been well spent".
"Achieving the water quality targets in the timescale proposed is likely to be well beyond the funds currently allocated by the Queensland and Australian governments".
Randomly allocated groups were well matched on the measured variables.
The topics on the identification of hypovolaemia and the resuscitation of a patient with blood loss were well covered, with 26 marks allocated out of a maximum of 58 marks possible if all the books had provided a full coverage of the topic.
