"significant allocation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing the allocation of resources, such as money, time, or personnel, that has a considerable impact on a particular situation or outcome. Example: "The government's significant allocation of funds towards education has greatly improved the quality of schools in the country."
While this is a significant allocation of the budget, it is about the same percentage spent on the facilities under the old system.
This significant allocation would come on top of the $2.4 billion for carbon capture projects that appeared in last year's stimulus package.
Significant allocation of resources is required in the form of funding, time, intellect, and motivation to carry out clinical research, and understandably, clinical investigators, institutions, and granting agencies are disappointed when funded trials are unsuccessfully conducted.
Messoghia, a predominantly rural area, experienced significant and unregulated urban growth, during the past decades, due to the construction of the international airport in the area, the significant allocation of funds triggered by 2004 Olympics and the absence of planning controls.
Worldwide, UA represents a significant allocation of resources.
A total visual fixation time of 1000 ms is considered a significant allocation of visual attention (Hillstrom, 2000; Nodine, Mello-Thoms, Kundel, & Weinstein, 2002).
We have found imaginative ways to deal with our financial difficulties and still make significant allocations to priority areas".
Over the past few years, high net-worth individuals have been adopting some of the investment and allocation practices similar to those pioneered by endowments, especially the inclusion of significant allocations to alternative asset classes.
"The US made some significant allocations of food," he said.
The score reflects the significant allocations made by the Armenian government in 2006 2008 following the accession to the FCTC and approval of the state programme on tobacco control.
Although other active surveillance systems require significant allocations of human resources, clinic-admitted raptor surveillance is a passive system that takes advantage of existing resources outside the traditional public health infrastructure.
