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The diagram above shows also some of the underlying machinery of SysMLv2 allocations using a heavily relationship oriented approach. You don't of course have to usually show that in your own diagrams, and the final notation for an allocation usage is quite compact and readable. You might also prefer a more compartment oriented approach.
This is also an opportunity to mention some of the following Webel Best Practice polices for allocations. The following work together:
This is discussed further in some detail in the next slide which illustrates some interesting aspects of SysMLv2 used for functional analysis breakdown, and also discusses: