The phrase "allocated less time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of time resources in various contexts, such as project management or scheduling.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, the team was allocated less time to complete the project than originally planned."
Alternatives: "given less time" or "assigned less time".
When she allocated more time to an activity, it was most often to a math task, and when she allocated less time to an activity, it was more often to a video discussion.
Typically, ministers or party leaders open debates, with opening speakers given between 5 and 20 minutes, and succeeding speakers allocated less time.
Before any disturbance, tufted ducks allocated less time to sleeping and more time to vigilance and preening than mallards and teals.
Specifically, passerines that were closer to the forest edge allocated less time to vigilance when perched.
Natural childbirth preparation including psychoprophylactic training does not reduce the need for epidural analgesia or improve the birth experience, when compared with antenatal education where childbirth issues are allocated less time and only addressed in theory.
The skills with low mean achievement levels and high CV between schools were often in subjects that are allocated less time in the curriculum or for which there are fewer opportunities to practice, mainly in public health.
This decline, however, could have been attributed to one of the teachers allocating less time for the students' redesigns.
In addition, women also spend much of their time doing house work and allocate less time to other matters like market transactions (Wang'ombe, 2008).
As shown in Figure 12b, SLO allocates a higher BER for 19 of the 22 packets, so that it allocates less time for packets with a low MSE increment, as shown in Figure 13b.
This raises the problem that cells that allocate more time to the persister state could be out-competed by cells which allocate less time to the persister state, and instead invest more heavily in growth.
Whereas surgeons were observed to allocate less time to activities categorized as indirect patient care (Z = -1.91, p =.06).
