The phrase "allocating portion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or assignment of a specific part or share of something, such as resources or responsibilities.
Example: "The project manager is responsible for allocating portion of the budget to each department based on their needs."
Alternatives: "distributing share" or "assigning segment".
Some investors are allocating portions of their bond portfolios to emerging markets in the hope of gaining higher yields, Mr. Soeder said, and equity investors are doing the same to try to benefit from growth in emerging economies without the risks inherent in stocks.
The Web site described the meme as follows: "The affable officer was viewed through various forms of media whimsically applying a judicious, and well allocated portion of pepper spray among the line of protesters".
This scheme is statistic and inflexible in spectrum management which leads, as shown by practical measurements, to inefficient use of the provided spectrum because licensed users are not necessarily using the allocated portion of spectrum at all times or over all the spatial locations, and at the same time prevent other users from accessing the unused spectrum.
For instance, they allow broadband providers to allocate portions of their pipes for special "managed" services.
Supporters of visiting teams are allocated portions of the South Stand.
Think about how much money you can spend to furnish your house, and then allocate portions for each room or type of object.
"With the cash portion of their bonus, they need to make sure they're allocating a portion to household expenses".
This mood is hard to read from opinion polls, which try to eliminate "don't know" as a response by allocating a portion of uncertain respondents to whichever party they voted for last time.
Investors who are interested in allocating a portion of their portfolio to gold have several choices.
A good way to do this is by allocating a portion of a funding round in order to cash out some money for this co-founder.
