The phrase "allocated his time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone has distributed or assigned their time for various tasks or activities.
Example: "He allocated his time wisely to ensure he could complete all his projects before the deadline."
Alternatives: "managed his time" or "distributed his time."
The scope and complexity of the problems at the unit leader level made him uncertain how to allocate his time and he got overloaded.
Though he declined to give specifics about how he will allocate his time and money, Mr. Khosla said that he would continue to make investments with Kleiner Perkins's new $400 million fund for technology and life sciences start-ups.
Robinson Crusoe had a problem of allocating his time between sleep, garnering food, building shelter, etc.; and he confronted implicit costs of extending any one activity, for more food meant less of other things.
The tragedy is that our system rewards Mr. Boies so handsomely for allocating his time and talents to such socially unproductive activities as internecine oil-industry squabbles or protecting managements from takeovers.
Thus, the individual needs to decide how to allocate his available time between legal and illegal activities in order to maximize (12) subject to the time constraints, τ = τ i + τ ℓ, and, τ i ≥ 0,τ ℓ ≥ 0. The Kuhn-Tucker first order conditions are, dU τ i d τ i τ i = 0, dU τ i d τ i ≤ 0, τ i ≥ 0 ; dU τ ℓ d τ ℓ τ i = 0, dU τ ℓ d τ ℓ ≤ 0, τ ℓ ≥ 0. (13).
Mr. Webb acknowledges that his workload is substantial -- in some years, he says, he bills up to 3,000 hours -- but he says he has "the greatest lawyers in the world" working with him, making it easier to allocate his personal time.
Consider a rational individual who, holding leisure constant, optimally decides how to allocate his available time, τ, between legal and illegal activities, denoted as τ ℓ and τ i respectively.
Too often, executives bundle contradictory tasks without considering how the job description will influence who applies or how the hired employee will allocate his or her time.
As the criminal wage rate is in general small compared to the legal wage rate for most property crimes, and if we consider that for most people the criminal wage further decreases by psychological costs, the corner solution where someone allocates all his time in legal actions is highly likely.
At the 2009 General Assembly, he gave a rambling speech more than an hour-and-a-quarter longer than his allocated 10-minute time slot, tearing out and screwing up pages from the UN Charter as he spoke.
