The phrase "allotment due" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, budgeting, or resource distribution, indicating that a certain allocation is expected or owed.
Example: "The allotment due for this quarter must be submitted by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "allocation owed" or "distribution pending".
With regard to climate regulation, old mature trees make a considerable contribution to above ground carbon storage, but are largely restricted to communal areas of the allotment estates due to code regulation.
Although many Chinese cannot afford to travel both due to time allotment and money, more and more do, spending $230 billion in the countries they visit.
For example, due to the different allotment of qi, some people are born with a high degree of intelligence or gifted in other ways.
Due to the fixed time allotment, courses taught by NS of English were offered mainly to the students enrolled in special programs.
However, industry executives say that a failure to purchase a preponderance of Intel products results in allotments decreasing or products being shipped late due to "unexpected" supply-chain hiccups.
They noted that even if the six states had existed in the last presidential election, President Barack Obama likely still would have comfortably won due to the newly created blue states' Electoral College allotment offsetting the gains of the newly created red states.
With more than 80,000 people nationwide facing an average three-year wait, this isn't all due to middle-class demand – or the Observer Organic Allotment.
Due to the pay system, there were no allotments for their families, who were, therefore, forced to follow their husbands/sons into the battle zones.
The big-ass $582.7 billion allotment is just about the same size as last year's budget, differing primarily due to a 1.6percentt pay jump for military personnel.
