"allocate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most often used in the context of making plans or arrangements. For example: "We'll need to allocate time for discussion at the end of the meeting".
A second stage of the resource allocation process is a decision on the level of resource to allocate for the measured needs of each area and population sub-group.
Allocate for the long term.
How much of myself do I allocate for this, for that?
But it's uknown how much of that budget they will allocate for the Republicans.
[in scalar] The number of bytes to allocate for the object.
"That means the pool we allocate for public spending has changed since even last year," he said.
People come to America because, here, they are limited only by their imaginations, not by what Big Brother might allocate for them each day.
Mr. Proppe now sits on the city's executive board, where he will be deciding matters like how much money to allocate for roads.
I wanted to give her a budget that she could allocate for those things, so she didn't need to feel left out of some kinds of eating.
An American railroad does not know how much of its overhead costs to allocate, for example, to a shipment of coal from Cheyenne, Wyo., to Duluth, Minn.
At each level we need to determine how large of a hemisphere to allocate for a parent hemisphere given the radii of all the child hemispheres.
