"get allocated" is a correct and usable verb phrase in written English.
You can use it when something is distributed or assigned. For example, "The budget was allocated to each department according to need."
That tends to change as the assets under management grow, at which point this responsibility tends to get allocated along the same lines as the allocation of the "carried interest" pool.
"At normal observatories, we get allocated nights or weeks," Dr. Oppenheimer said.
As for the front seats well they get allocated to frequent flyers as a perk sowhy not charge for the privilege.
Dasha Amrom, founder and managing director of Career Coaching Ventures: "Make use of 'keep in touch' days – you usually get allocated 10 of these during a full maternity leave period.
I'll be working as a steward at the festival next month, but if I get allocated shifts on the Friday or Saturday night I'm going to forfeit my deposit and disappear into the festival mud like a naughty mermaid.
With any "hot" I.P.O., the big winners are the company insiders and the folks — most aren't individuals; they are mutual funds and hedge funds — who get allocated stock at the issue price by the banks managing the issue.
"I didn't realise seats got allocated in advance.
I had wrongly assumed that all the Oxford colleges would be pretty much alike so I put in an open application and got allocated to Brasenose (David Cameron's alma mater).
These inter-company prices determine how much taxable profit gets allocated to Ireland.
As shown in Eq (10), the bandwidth saved by reducing overhead gets allocated to the MS. MS uses the bandwidth to send additional data.
From the total revenue, one can determine (Q_{i}), or the probability of allocation of gas, as the marginal revenue; that is, any buyer that is willing to pay higher has a higher probability of getting allocated their gas demands and will yield a higher marginal value to the gas seller.
