The phrase "allocate so much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, time, or effort in a specific context.
Example: "We need to allocate so much of our budget to marketing to ensure a successful product launch."
Alternatives: "assign a significant amount" or "distribute a large portion".
How did Netflix, a US company, allocate so much of its income overseas?
It is unlikely that a committee would have had the guts to allocate so much time to what was a speculative punt.Yet despite the professed desire of some to do so, astronomers cannot turn their backs on big science.
Given the types of wars we are fighting now and can expect to fight in the future, it seems a mistake to allocate so much more money to ships and aircraft than to ground force modernization.
When the World Food Program presented the idea in Ethiopia, some aid workers considered it a waste of money to allocate so much on a policy instead of putting it directly into food.
As the average person can only allocate so much time to social activities, investing in the quality of your network members is far more effective than investing in your network size.
Terra Firma's investors are upset that he allocated so much of his fund - about one-third of the $7.7 billion pool - to one failed investment.
But others pointed out that even if that had been the case, the group should not have allocated so much of its capital to such projects.
I would love to see an exploration on the ethics of allocating so much of society's resources to unproductive, retired workers.
Defense expenditures are made on an annual basis, the government allocating so much of its total budget to personnel costs, so much to the procurement of weapon systems, and so much to general support.
By allocating so much money to a single field, California is placing an enormous bet on a single horse, and the chances are substantial that its taxpayers will lose their collective shirt.
Pat Riley allocated so much cap room to his stars in 2010 that he left his team with no flexibility, no room for error and little ability to withstand a significant injury.
