"increased allocation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation where an amount or portion of something has been increased. Example: "The government's increased allocation for education has resulted in improved facilities and resources for schools."
Using census data, we anticipate that an increased number of expected deliveries should be followed by an increased allocation of qualified HR.
Children with cancer who have to follow long courses of treatment with multiple drugs are the worst hit by irregular supplies.UN officials say the increased allocation should ease the situation somewhat, but it will take time for the improvement to show.
Under the draft budget proposals not all departments will be cut - health and enterprise are set to get an increased allocation.
These findings suggest that acute bouts of cardiovascular exercise affect neuroelectric processes underlying executive control through the increased allocation of neuroelectric resources and through changes in cognitive processing and stimulus classification speed.
An increased allocation of resources to programme administration has a positive and significant effect on the LFPR of the low skilled, both directly and through an interaction with training.24 Meanwhile, policy continuity has a positive and significant effect on both LFPR, in line with the employment rate findings.
In South Africa, for example, the effective use of budget data by civil-society groups led to an increased allocation for child-support grants.
Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton both advocated an increased allocation of 65,000 asylum seekers, as long as there is appropriate screening and vetting.
An increased allocation to DCLA could help arts and culture to better serve more New Yorkers in more of our geographies and contribute to a more equitable New York.
The main cost of methionine-induced increased allocation to the immune system was an increase in mortality, independently of ectoparasites.
We found that increased allocation to defence against protozoan predation decreased the S. marcescens' virulence (Fig. 2a).
Therefore, the greater fitness impact of damage in the shade constitutes the selective scenario for the evolution of increased allocation into defense and ensuing plant resistance.
