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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allocated spot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a designated or assigned location for a specific purpose, such as parking or seating.
Example: "Please make sure to park your car in the allocated spot to avoid any fines."
Alternatives: "designated area" or "assigned location."
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When the battalion's reinforcements became lost, Pegahmagabow was instrumental in guiding them to where they needed to go and ensuring that they reached their allocated spot in the line.
Consider walking a little bit to your place of work by getting off of transit a few stops early, parking further away than the allocated spot or adding frequent work out sessions during the week.
Check your camera's settings and find the ISO, or the speed the camera is taking the picture at, and input that number into the allocated spot on the meter.
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In an effort to bring in more women from countries that are not usually represented at such tournaments, the World Chess Federation allocated spots based on regional competitions.
The robocars, of course, would handle this directly and move quickly to their allocated spots.
By randomly assigning school tours, we were able to allocate spots fairly.
Organizers "tried to allocate spots to guys who needed the exposure," Mr. Armey said of the schedule.
This deal also carries over existing partnerships Roost has with Zipcar, Enterprise and Maven Drive for allocating spots.
In general, color coding of protein subsets can be applied for any way of allocating spots to (possibly overlapping) categories.
FILA has also allocated a spot for a female vice president and three spots for women on its bureau, while adding a commission dedicated to furthering women's wrestling.
Africa has been allocated five spots in the finals, which will be played in Russia from 14 June to 15 July.
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