The phrase "allocated time to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of time for a specific task or activity.
Example: "The manager allocated time to each team member for their presentations during the meeting."
Alternatives: "assigned time for" or "designated time to".
You may be kept waiting and get less than the allocated time to pitch.
Waving the dictaphone in the air, Small Talk rants wildly about there being a full six minutes and 21 seconds left of our allocated time to speak.
"This could mean ensuring that students are guided to a more challenging selection of books at school and that dedicated reading time is introduced into the curriculum to give them allocated time to concentrate on reading thoroughly".
However the show was weighed down by its structure, Kaye giving the stage over to a succession of festival artists who used their strictly allocated time to audition for the next big musical or plug their show.
In addition, Michèle will be available one and a half hours per week at an allocated time to deal with individual concerns, although the emphasis during this period will be for students to live with their problems, make their own choices and cultivate a sense of self-reliance.
In addition to support from department leaders and ongoing mentorship, researchers will only be successful if they are provided with allocated time to participate in research studies.
The UK 2005 Time-Use Survey asked participants to allocate time to one of 30 pre-defined activities.
She wanted national television and radio to allocate time to women to educate the population about women's rights.
Decisions must be made by women about how to allocate time to earn money to feed the family, tend the fields or nurse a new baby.
"I can get a lot more achieved than I ever could before, because I just organise my time, planning my days and I allocate time to certain things," she says.
