The phrase "allocates more space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or assignment of additional physical or virtual space, such as in computing, storage, or organizational contexts.
Example: "The new software update allocates more space for user data, allowing for better performance and storage capacity."
Alternatives: "assigns additional space" or "provides extra space".
But in the end he was unable to convince the dean of the medical school to allocate more space for his once-again growing department.Experiences like this convinced Dr Hood that it is virtually impossible to develop revolutionary new ideas within existing structures.
This "inventory light" retail model reduces the need for storage space in the department store, which allows the store to allocate more space to displaying goods.
UC argues that out-of-state students add cosmopolitan diversity to their campuses, but when it allocated more space for them in the past few years, it was also sending a not-so-subtle message to the politicians in Sacramento, who had been stiffing the university on its funding.
(iv) I would suggest authors to allocate more space on the work of ([ 90], Massa et al, 2010) which was methodologically sound and deserve more coverage than just the IPS algorithm.
With fewer cars, the city could allocate more street space for pedestrians, greatly improving the economic viability of its central business district.
Family Dollar has been allocating more shelf space to items like food, household chemicals and paper products, as well as gifts and seasonal items, while reducing offerings of clothes and similar goods.
However, it took the Indian government more than a decade to finalise its urban transport policy which promised to allocate more road space to people rather than vehicles, which meant public transport would get priority over private cars.
More space is allocated to the display of your data, rather than the display of the ownCloud controls.
By switching over, they free up more space on their cable networks that can be allocated to new high-definition channels and interactive services like "On Demand".
Now they want more space.
