The phrase "alloted amount" is not correct.
Did you mean "allotted amount"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when referring to a specific quantity of something that has been assigned or designated for a particular purpose.
Example: "The budget for the project has been set, and we need to stick to the allotted amount to avoid overspending."
Alternatives: "designated amount" or "assigned amount".
And there isn't an allotted amount of pigment.
Many eligible recipients either never receive their benefits, or do not receive their allotted amount.
A cap-and-trade will set limits on the amount of emissions that businesses can release and give them permits for the allotted amount.
This network of communal, gravity-fed irrigation ditches – called acequias – allows farmers to draw an allotted amount of water from the acequia that adjoins their property.
The school gives its credit for its allotted amount of whole-milk cheese to a producer, in this case Land O'Lakes, which in turn ships the low-fat kind to Osceola.
Unfortunately for Appel, 2012 was the first season in which teams were assigned bonus pools for the draft and could be penalized for spending more than their allotted amount.
Making Chapman a starter now would require him to condition in a multiweek stint in the minors, as Baker suggested, or in an awkward few weeks in the majors with the Reds forced to pitch Chapman an allotted amount of innings periodically, as Price suggested.
Instead, it's who makes it from one checkpoint to the next closest to an allotted amount of time.
Marquez, meanwhile, extended his lead in the championship from 21 points at the outset to 26 - more than the allotted amount for a race win.
Candidates ask questions on a web cam within a certain allotted amount of time so that they can't "redo" and polish answers, and then managers can watch the videos on their own time, reducing the amount of scheduling needed to conduct an initial interview.
