allocation
/əˈleɪʃən/; /əˈlɒkʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the act of assigning or setting aside something (such as money or resources) for a particular purpose
“The university’s allocation of funds for research projects was increased this year.”
2. noun
the amount of something (such as money or resources) that is set aside for a particular purpose
“The company’s allocation for employee bonuses was generous this year.”
3. verb
to assign or set aside something (such as money or resources) for a particular purpose
“The manager allocated the team’s workload to ensure that everyone had a fair amount of work to do.”