The phrase "allocate some of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, time, or effort among various tasks or individuals.
Example: "We need to allocate some of our budget to marketing to increase our visibility."
Alternatives: "distribute part of" or "assign a portion of".
Another is states that allocate some of their delegates by Congressional district.
Many states also allocate some of their delegates by Congressional district, so this represents another challenge.
"So I have to figure out how to allocate some of our vaccines to some other groups," he said.
If you're a big company with huge profits, maybe you could allocate some of them to paying your staff fairly.
In order to deliver the optimal level of service outputs to their target consumers, manufacturers are willing to allocate some of their tasks, or marketing flows, to intermediaries.
Some institutional investors are required to allocate some of their money to dividend-producing shares, so they are sure to be among the buyers of the converted life insurers.
The New Swine Slaughter Inspection System (NSIS) will re-allocate some of the line inspection duties, and remove speed caps from the processing lines.
This can be achieved by allocating some of the resources currently planned for superfast broadband.
ComScore discovered that it had been allocating some of the time that users spend on some Web pages to the sites of advertisers rather than the Web publisher.
By allocating some of an equity portfolio to international stocks, the argument goes, you can reduce risk sharply without having to forfeit returns over the long term.
In a departure from other supermarkets, Asda has allocated some of the funds generated by the levy in Scotland to social investment loans through Social Investment Scotland.
