The phrase "allotment form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that is used to allocate or assign resources, such as land, funds, or other items.
Example: "Please fill out the allotment form to ensure you receive your share of the community garden plots."
Alternatives: "allocation form" or "distribution form".
In affidavits, many of the marines that Captain Strasburg interviewed said the agents had instructed them to sign and initial stacks of unread documents, including both the allotment forms that set up payroll deductions and the company's "Statement of Understanding" forms.
What they said they experienced that day violated several provisions of Defense Department Directive 1344.7, which prohibits agents from soliciting "recruits, trainees and transient personnel in a 'mass' or 'captive' audience" on bases, soliciting on-duty personnel, using deceptive methods or possessing the allotment forms.
The Manor Garden Allotments combine to form the most photogenic pile of rusting iron, wire mesh, stone paving, muddy paths, wild grasses, strong daffodils, potatoes, avocados, artichokes, kohl rabi, peas, leeks, cauliflower and lollo rosso.
According to the official website, parks, playgrounds, sports fields, allotments and cemeteries will be connected to form a network, which will allow people to navigate through the city without the use of cars.
The figure compares 50% allotment to the training set versus 67% allotment to the training set for the equal prevalence case.
Everything of course has a distinctive budget allotment.
William Hulme's Grammar School, Manchester: create an allotment in the school grounds to grow, produce and observe wildlife, forming part of a whole-school project on nutrition and healthy living.
Another book, The Allotment: Its Landscape and Culture (1988), with David Crouch, held the line for this uniquely friendly form of local self-sufficiency during the barren years of centralised land use planning, making Colin a hero of today's environmental activists, including the young George Monbiot.
In 1887, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, a federally recognized tribe, was formed by executive order from 12 individual bands as per the General Allotment Act of 1887.
New teachers may feel so overwhelmed by the itemization of skills in the Common Core that they will depend on prepared materials to ensure their students are getting the proper allotment of practice in answering "common core-aligned" questions like "analyze how a drama's or poem's form or structure... contributes to its meaning".
