The phrase "allocated himself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone assigning or designating a resource, task, or responsibility to themselves.
Example: "In the meeting, he allocated himself the responsibility of leading the project."
Alternatives: "assigned himself" or "designated himself".
That mirrored the situation five years earlier, when Mayor Abraham D. Beame called the outlook "desperate" and threatened to start allocating gasoline himself if the state did not.
In this game, Party A is given a sum of money to allocate between himself and Party B. Because Party B has no power, Party A's allocation goes into effect without debate.
Another participant who was wheelchair bound explained that he was "angry" and "sleepless" when allocated an apartment himself without the benefit of supportive home care services: "The only thing I found that was very, very wrong in my mind was, they never gave me home-help…Just let me fend for myself".
In this game, Player 1 allocates $10 between himself and Player 2 by choosing to roll one of three die: A, B or C. If she chooses Die A and rolls a 1, 2, 3 or 4, she receives all $10 (a "selfish" allocation); if she rolls a 5 the money is divided $5/$5 (a "fair" allocation), and if she rolls a 6, Player 2 receives all the money (a "generous" allocation).
"It's definitely the No. 1 whiskey people request," said John Wiseman, an owner of the Whiskey Shop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, who counts himself lucky to be allocated a few bottles at a time from his distributor.
The last opus number that Chopin himself used was 65, allocated to the Cello Sonata in G minor.
In fact, Ghali himself used government money allocated for the needy to receive world-class medical treatment in the US.
In the late 1950s, junior researchers didn't have much say in what field they studied; rather, they were allocated to a team, and in 1958 Noble found himself working with Otto Hutter on the electrical properties of the heart.
The investigator assessed the patients and allocated the treatment modalities to each one of them himself.
On 4 April 1940, Robertson joined the Second AIF himself, with the rank of brigadier, and was allocated the AIF service number VX20321.
