allimpiego

All'impiego is an Italian prepositional phrase used in formal or administrative language to indicate that something is designated for use, allocated for a task, or intended for employment. The expression can refer to people, equipment, or resources that are assigned to a function or facility, and it often appears in procurement, asset inventories, and public administration texts.

Origin and form: all'impiego is a contraction of a + l'impiego, where impiego means employment, use, or deployment. The noun derives from the verb impiegare (to employ, to use), itself rooted in Latin-derived Italian. The phrase is neutral in tone and typically appears in official registers rather than everyday speech.

Usage and examples: Common collocations include beni all'impiego (assets for use), mezzi all'impiego (means or equipment assigned for use), personale all'impiego (staff assigned to a task), or all'impiego pubblico (for public use or deployment). A typical sentence is: Il materiale è all'impiego dell'ospedale, meaning the material is at the hospital’s disposal. The construction emphasizes practical use or deployment rather than mere possession.

Nuances and related terms: All'impiego emphasizes function and deployment rather than simple ownership. It can contrast with in uso (in use) or a disposizione (at the disposal of). Related phrases include destinato all'impiego or adibito all'impiego, and the broader concept of impiego connects to employment and utilization in organizational contexts.