The phrase "as reallocated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, responsibilities, or allocations are being reassigned or redistributed.
Example: "The budget has been adjusted, and funds have been as reallocated to the marketing department for the upcoming campaign."
Alternatives: "as redistributed to" or "as assigned to".
Their welfare began to increase as capital was reallocated to its most productive uses and as new manufacturing activities prospered.
There is likely to be a spill over into 2016 as staff are reallocated to complete the contract – set for delivery in February – and we reduce next year's pretax profit forecast from £3.8m to £2.4m.
The analysis could be used to evaluate how current resources used in preventing cardiovascular disease could be reallocated to achieve greater health benefits, as well as how any additional resources could be used most efficiently.
We hypothesise that these changes would result in increased protein degradation and reduced muscle growth releasing free amino acids, which in vivo would be reallocated to other organs, such as the liver as occurs in mammals [ 77, 78].
Instead, funding of EU countries is being reduced by £20 million - a tenth of the body's total government grant - which is being reallocated to the Middle East as the council attempts to bridge the 'widening gap of trust' between the UK and Muslim states.
In all, 15 of the 26 patients classified as intermediate-risk by AoL were reallocated to a low-risk group by application of the IHC4+C score and no patient was reclassified as high-risk group.
The predominant category where there was disagreement was in the NPI-defined intermediate-risk group, with 28/55 patients classified as intermediate-risk by NPI being reallocated to a high-risk group by AoL.
As a result, valuable resources are naturally reallocated to the areas of the plant you want to develop and thrive.
Of the 59 patients classified as intermediate-risk group by the NPI, 24 were reallocated to a low-risk group and 13 to a high-risk group.
As the markets for crop feedstocks for bioenergy and biofuels grow [19], arable land is bound to be reallocated to meet these new demands [19].
