The phrase "allocated all of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of resources, time, or responsibilities in a specific context.
Example: "The project manager allocated all of the available resources to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "assigned all of" or "designated all of".
If states allocated all of the other available funding, that would cover 600,00 people.
Eventually, the company allocated all of the plant's production capacity to the Seville and Eldorado.
While his GOP rivals allocated all of their resources in the early primaries, Romney built an impressive turnkey operation in the Sunshine State.
In several instances, Yucaipa allegedly allocated all of the fees payable to consulting firms to the funds rather than allocating to Yucaipa a portion of the fees attributable to the services provided to Yucaipa.
I have credit card debt totaling $3,000 but I will receive a bonus in march and have allocated all of that money to pay off my credit card debt.
For many years the Norwegian government has allocated all of its net oil and gas revenue to the oil fund - and maintained relatively high income, consumption and gasoline taxes.
In the face of this reality, "we systematically allocated all the main resources of the campaign to the twin goals of motivation and persuasion.
FLORIDA AND OHIO ALLOCATE ALL OF THEIR DELEGATES TO THE WINNERS - Florida has 99 delegates and Ohio has 66.
In order to move towards her target 70/30 asset allocation, she would need to allocate all of her $10,000 contribution towards buying the bond fund.
Of course, allowing Americans to allocate all of their dollars as they pleased might create problems.
But Priscilla E. Ryan of the law firm Sidley Austin in Chicago said companies might be better off allocating all of the rebate to the benefit of their employees.
