"fund allocated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when a sum of money has been assigned for a particular purpose, for example: "The government has allocated a fund of $50 million to tackle homelessness."
The investment fund allocated some money to Galleon hedge funds, including ones managed by Mr. Rajaratnam.
But even suburbanites who favor cooperation will be reluctant to contribute to a municipal general fund allocated by city officials who have proved profligate.
But subsidizing solar costs the government a staggering 10 percent of Egypt's entire annual budget, and the fund allocated to that ran out last month.
"Thanks to the fund allocated to the defense of these women's freedom to dress as they please in the street, women are no longer afraid of wearing the niqab," he said.
Just 5 percent of this year's quick response fund — allocated by Congress to support short-term, high-impact projects in Iraq — could support more than 100 American-Iraqi faculty collaborations.
In the five years through May, according to Shannon Zimmerman, fund analyst at Morningstar Inc., the average socially responsible equity fund allocated 23percentt of its portfolio to the tech and telecommunications sectors, versus an average of 14.5percentt for all other equity funds.
The Hardest Hit Fund allocates money to states for programs to help homeowners.
There are no federal funds allocated for such reimbursements.
It will also receive the bulk of the public funds allocated for the Games.
The funds allocated to the city's religious heritage have plummeted in the past 15 years.
Activists and NGOs have accused the state of mismanaging funds allocated for flood relief and prevention.
