unallocable

the costs were unallocable to any specific project, making budgeting difficult.

due to the complex nature of the research, the funding remained largely unallocable.

the overhead expenses proved to be unallocable across departments.

a significant portion of the grant was unallocable due to unforeseen circumstances.

the risk was deemed unallocable and therefore the responsibility remained with the original contractor.

the surplus revenue was unallocable, so it was retained by the company.

the losses were unallocable among the partners according to the partnership agreement.

the responsibility for the error was unallocable, leaving everyone unsure who was at fault.

the benefits of the new system were unallocable to individual employees.

the blame for the accident was unallocable, making it difficult to assign accountability.

the project's success was unallocable to any single team member's efforts.