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allocations n
mil., logist.	crédits m
allocation ['ælə'keɪʃ(ə)n] n
gen.	opérations de répartition; adjudication f; adjudication de marché; attribution des ressources; dotation f
account.	affectation f; imputation f
agric., engl.	allocation f
automat.	répartition de la mémoire
bank.	attribution ferme
commun.	attribution f; attribution d'une bande de fréquences; attribution de fréquences
comp., MS	répartition f (An assignment of a portion of a resource for a particular use or purpose); taux d'allocation (The percentage of a resource's capacity that is designated for a specific assignment)
comp., MS, Canada	ventilation f (The process of distributing amounts (monetary or statistical) to one or more accounts, fields, or records)
econ.	affectation d'une somme; allocation d'une somme
energ.ind., el.	attribution de la capacité
fin.	allocation de crédits budgétaires
fishery	quota m
hobby, transp.	allotement m
telecom.	distribution f
transp.	répartition f
work.fl.	mise en ordre
allocation The assignment or allotment of resources to various uses in accord with a stated goal or policy ['ælə'keɪʃ(ə)n] n
environ.	affectation f
English thesaurus
allocations n
mil., logist.	Spending authorization which is limited as to the period, its object, and its amount. Usually allocations give the responsible authority the ability to commit and pay the expenses. A program authorization receives each year a funding allocation to meet the expenditures of the year. (FRA)
allocation ['ælə'keɪʃ(ə)n] n
USA	Distribution of limited forces and resources for employment among competing requirements. see also apportionment JP 5-0

allocations : 652 phrases in 53 subjects

Accounting	4
Agriculture	6
Automated equipment	8
Aviation	3
Banking	8
Business	2
Coal	1
Commerce	3
Communications	64
Computers	17
Construction	10
Corporate governance	11
Cultural studies	2
Ecology	2
Economics	55
Electronics	13
Employment	1
Energy industry	2
Environment	14
European Union	1
Finances	95
Fish farming pisciculture	5
Fishery fishing industry	4
Forestry	1
General	58
Health care	2
Information technology	41
Insurance	3
International Monetary Fund	23
International trade	4
Kayaking	1
Law	17
Life sciences	3
Marketing	51
Materials science	1
Mathematics	7
Medical	6
Metallurgy	3
Microsoft	14
Military	2
Name of organization	4
Oil / petroleum	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	4
Politics	6
Research and development	1
Social science	6
Statistics	19
Taxes	1
Telecommunications	7
Telegraphy	1
Transport	29
United Nations	2
Water resources	3