"government allocation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the appropriation of funds, resources, or other items by a government for a particular purpose. For example, "The government allocated an additional $2 million to fund the new program."
As that funding dried up, the government allocation for 2015-16 dropped back to UGX 8bn.
That government allocation for reproductive health commodities rose when there was donor money available is significant.
This knowledge cannot be negated by pie-in-the-sky dreams of government allocation.
And the health centre in Kongho may never be completed, because someone appears to have trousered the government allocation for building it.
Government allocation to the health sector is also scarce; gaps in specialized health care exist at all levels [35].
Budget transparency refers to the full information disclosures about government allocation and is viewed as a fundamental requirement for public accountability (Lindstedt and Naurin 2010).
As a result 94% of PHC clinics and 82% of hospitals are now providing free care to pregnant women and children under 5. Finally, in terms of government allocations to the health sector during this period- budgets allocated doubled from US$174 million in 2010 to US$381 million in 2013 but disbursement varied from 62% to 86% of allocated amounts.
In many of these countries, the bulk of public broadcasters' budgets comes from government allocations, rather than license fees.
(The calculations involve looking at which industries receive government allocations, and then determine where hiring occurs when production rises or falls in one of those industries.
In Kyrgyzstan, government allocations to health increased steadily since the government's explicit commitment to a SWAp (27, 57).
Combined further investment through the next phase of ETF and through increased government allocations will be required".
