The phrase "allocate a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of assigning a particular resource, task, or responsibility to someone or something.
Example: "We need to allocate a specific budget for the marketing campaign to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "assign a particular" or "designate a specific".
Do member and partner countries allocate a specific percentage to the organization?
It gives tenants some agency in the process, rather than waiting for a housing officer to allocate a specific property.
The compromise reached today would set up seven broad accounts in the conservation fund and allocate a specific sum that could be spent in each.
The mobility of devices makes it impractical to allocate a specific service for an application in advance.
The latter of the two features allows you to allocate a specific amount of memory for comics that you download through the app.
While disgruntled Senate appropriators did not allocate a specific funding level for the study, the conferees provide the $194 million that the study is expected to need in 2010.
More specifically, when a transmitter considers allocating a specific resource, we assume that it had listened to the IA messages on that resource in the previous frame.
Tickner flagged the need for operational changes that are understood to mean that asylum seekers will not be allocated a specific case worker.
Each year's state budget contains several appropriations bills, filled with thousands of line items, each one allocating a specific amount of money for some purpose, but that aim is often left very broad.
Only after senior management created explicit targets for different types of innovations and allocated a specific percentage of resources to radical innovation projects did the firm begin to make progress in developing new offerings that supported its long-term strategy.
