The phrase "allocate most of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution of resources, time, or effort among various tasks or projects.
Example: "We need to allocate most of our budget to marketing to ensure a successful product launch."
Alternatives: "assign the majority of" or "distribute most of".
The Republicans allocate most of their delegates on a winner-take-all basis (for instance, Mr McCain won all of the New York delegates).
In contrast, MU LP and SC SIC allocate most of power to single user.
To allocate most of the available gas to wells in the first category, a pre-processing procedure was applied.
Comparison of the absolute N contents of these structures gives the following picture: flowering plants of G. graeca allocate most of their resources (67.1%) to the replacement bulbs, 3.9% to the usually single basal bulbil, 25.2% to an average of 68 seeds, and 3.8% remain in vegetative plant structures.
For the most part, younger workers will allocate most of their portfolios to stocks, and over time, gradually move the balance towards more conservative bonds and other fixed income investments.
We were also able to allocate most of the differences to events in one or other lineage, opening the way to a broader understanding of their relationships, and the origin of the O157 H7 clone.
Industries currently in the system, including steel factories, are allocated most of their permits by national governments and use the trading system to buy more or sell surplus.
It is a think-tank with punch, because it has money at its disposal, allocating most of the bits of ministries' budgets that are still "planned".
It believes that the financial system is inefficient, and allocates most of its capital to the least productive parts of the economy.
He also said United was allocating most of its 2002 advertising budget to the first half of the year, spending more than it has in this period in the last five years.
Nine of the 11 states had already allocated most of that money for this school year and last, the study found, leaving a third or less of their federal money available for the 2010-11 school year.
