The phrase "allotment as" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific type of allotment or its function, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The allotment as a community garden has brought neighbors together."
Alternatives: "allocation as" or "distribution as".
They sold out so quickly that the Mets extended the offer to Tuesday night's game and sold out that allotment as well.
There, The Allotment (01304 214467, www.theallotmentdover.co.uk) has won plaudits for its use of produce from the owner's allotment, as well as those of locals, all served in an airy bistro.
The commission was to report to the Secretary of the Interior the number and classes of persons entitled to allotment as near as they might be able to do so, and if the report were approved by the Secretary of the Interior the tracts selected should thereafter constitute that reservations for those Indians, and within which the allotments provided for in the act should be made.
FreedomPop users will be able to connect with each other, and doing so nets them both of them an additional (sadly unspecified) amount of usage — especially popular (or smart) users can raise their monthly data allotment as high as 1GB.
Every candidate who qualifies receives a very modest financial allotment, as well as a certain chunk of time on the public airwaves.
It's a great plant for the allotment as it needs no cossetting, even withstanding seaside conditions.
The food in the bar will be made from produce grown in nearby gardens and allotments, as will the products used for treatments.
Arts allotments, as well as money for the Westchester Library System ($893,000 this year, a decrease of $47,000), are miscellaneous budget items, Ms. Bennett said.
The Old Junior School, Southview Road, Sheffield S7 1DB; 0114 258 0784; growsheffield.com Growing Birmingham Celebrating fruit and veg growers in gardens and schools across the city – an information hub mapping 8,000+ allotment plots as well as community orchards and hundreds of other patches of green space.
The allotment is as much as Arizona's and Nevada's combined, and six times the allotment to the Los Angeles area.
I am sorry if this sounds slightly morbid, but sometimes for me at least the allotment is as much a place of contemplation as a place to grow food and flowers (and the food and flowers we grow are informed as much by memories as they are by any learning on our part).
