The phrase "allocating a share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to distributing resources, responsibilities, or portions of something among individuals or groups.
Example: "The committee is responsible for allocating a share of the budget to each department based on their needs."
Alternatives: "distributing a portion" or "assigning a share".
Generally, the narrative of personal responsibility has precluded courts from allocating a share of responsibility to product suppliers.
This paper describes WBuST, a MAC layer protocol designed to bound the maximum delay of real-time messages and guarantee the system lifetime by properly allocating a share of the available bandwidth to each node of the network.
Firms may also avoid taxes by allocating a share of their income to foreign sources which, under American rules, generate credits against domestic tax obligations.The authors estimate that the combination of the two programmes is worth $10 billion a year to American businesses.
Although the post-Mubarak authorities recognise the gravity of the crisis in Sinai, their plate is full, and there is a lack the means and will to effectively deal with the Bedouins' legitimate demands, such as community empowerment and allocating a share of tourism in Sinai to the local economy.
Each site will be allocated a share of £60m for their "green" infrastructure.
The same autumn statement allocated a share in £1m for Hull's year as national city of culture in 2017.
Modelling by the International Energy Agency allocates a share of the carbon budget to different industries, and the SDA translates that into company-level targets.
Every year, each partner is allocated a share of Goldman's profits, but those profits must be reinvested in the firm until retirement.
Speaking at the Royal Television Society international conference in London today in a session about video on demand, Morrison added: "We do think if our content is attracting a search and generating income and it is, that's why Google's doing it, then we should be allocated a share of that income".
The New York Times asked Climate Interactive to calculate when Americans would have run out of fossil fuel if the nation's population had somehow, at the beginning of the industrial era, been allocated a share equal to those of the rest of the world's people.
One possible approach is to allocate a share of the bandwidth for the traffic from mobile clients.
