The phrase "allocated share" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a portion or designated amount of something that has been divided or distributed among multiple parties. Example: The estate was divided among the siblings, with each receiving an allocated share of the inheritance according to their mother's will.
Each country would then tax its allocated share at its domestic tax rate.
At the EU level, Merkel says she continues to expect member states to take in their allocated share of refugees.
The utility claimed that "federal law required the Council to allow it to recover, through an increase in retail rates, its FERC allocated share of the [cost of the reactor]." Ibid.
In the UK both sides get a fairly allocated share of the profit, rather than one gets all, and the other gets nothing".
This phenomena is known as the "race for the fish". The theory indicates that when shares of the available fishery resource are allocated to participants in the fishery, their incentive changes from spending more to catch as much as possible to using the allocated share at the lowest possible cost.
David Buik (@truemagic68) Only 300 out of 800 funds were allocated shares in Royal Mail last week!
At the time, the government was investigating how First Boston had allocated shares of popular new Internet stocks.
Before a company goes public, the underwriters, who have been allocated shares to sell on, begin to take pre-orders.
It had allocated shares from its 1999 initial public offering to William Clay Ford Jr., the chairman and chief executive of the Ford Motor Company.
The company paid $100 million last year to settle an investigation of the way it allocated shares in offerings of new stock.
The committee provided less detail on First Boston and Salomon, but found that both had allocated shares of new stocks to banking clients.
