The phrase "allot up" is not correct and does not have a standard usage in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or miscombination of terms, as "allot" typically means to distribute or assign, while "up" does not fit in this context.
Example: "I need to allot the tasks to each team member."
Alternatives: "assign" or "distribute."
Each senator was allotted up to 30 minutes to question Gorsuch during the first round of questions.
Monthly allowances for employees average $66 per head, though one company has allotted up to $900.
Each student is allotted up to four guest tickets to their respective service.
The F-rated Breast Cancer Relittleoundasion spends as little as 5percentt of its money on programs while allotting up to $86 out of every $100 to raise funds.
A district staff report recommended allotting up to $300,000 for each of the two proposals, which were chosen from among the seven that the agency received.
Happy Family offers 12 weeks of paid leave for mothers, and they are allotted up to 3 months of unpaid time to transition back to work.
3. Allots up to 10,000 startup-visa cards.
The HSI is a 0 to 50 point scale, allotting up to 25 points for a Tropical cyclone's intensity and up to 25 points for wind field size.
Last month the Federal Aviation Administration said it was considering fining Southwest Airlines $10.2m for flying 46 jets that had missed their allotted check-up times.Novartis struck a deal that will eventually give it control of Alcon, the world's biggest eye-care company.
Suggestions (which, in standard NRC practice, are distinct from formal recommendations) include allocating departmental or university funds to finance safety equipment and hazard analysis not covered by grants; holding safety discussions in regular lab and departmental meetings; and allotting "start-up funds and other renovations … in part based on a department's or unit's safety practices".
