The phrase "funding allocation for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of distributing or assigning funding or resources to specific areas, projects, or individuals. Example: The government's funding allocation for education has increased by 10% this year, reflecting their commitment to improving the school system.
Essex Police's funding allocation for this year was £117,609,934 so the budget for Dale Farm is more than likely to amount to more than 1% of that budget.
Ireland's funding allocation for science, technology, and innovation (STI) is to be cut by 4.4% in 2010.
Malcom Smith, M.D., PhD, the Associate Branch Chief for Pediatric Oncology, one of Dr. Varmus' team, attempted to argue that it truly does not matter that the funding allocation for all types of childhood cancer is less than 4percentt of the overall NCI budget.
This resulted in difficulty to drive funding allocation for local initiatives such as the sessional pharmacist employment model.
Evidence from the literature suggests that funding allocation for AH research is low and imbalanced compared to that of other professions internationally [ 11, 15].
Funding allocation for projects in the fields of biology and medicine typically accounts for approximately one third of the total research budget [ 18].
But what of capital funding, allocations for small and specialist institutions, and research funding?
"We plan to announce future funding allocations for school places at the end of this year".
Director Amanda Wilkinson said: '"We will be looking at the funding allocations for 2012/13 carefully in the next few days.
But it also stems from very real and legitimate concerns which all Americans share about how politicians of both parties determine funding allocations for government programs.
I do not always see eye to eye with Dr. Collins with respect to the overall funding allocations for childhood cancer at NIH and NCI, but I will say that his words are chilling.
