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allocation

[al-uh-key-shuhn] / ˌæl əˈkeɪ ʃən /
NOUN
distribution
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STRONG


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This mindset explains why the combined allocation toward equities and commodities is at 76% while the bearish stance on bonds is rising.

From MarketWatch

This mindset explains why the combined allocation toward equities and commodities is at 76% while the bearish stance on bonds is rising.

From MarketWatch

The biggest rise in the funding allocations relates to a £45m uplift in the Department of Health and Social Care's budget for Manx Care, which takes healthcare spending to £412m.

From BBC

Eight years later, the latest UK Sport funding allocation of just under £2m has been presented as a total for short track, figure and long track speed skating.

From BBC

The most recent allocation was for “striving for excellent results in qualifying for the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics,” according to the budget.

From The Wall Street Journal