The phrase "allotment of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or allocation of data resources or information.
Example: "The allotment of data for each team member will ensure that everyone has access to the necessary information for their projects."
Alternatives: "allocation of data" or "distribution of data".
In the test markets, 300 gigabytes will be the monthly allotment of data for a basic broadband Internet customer.
Looking to make their International Data plans a bit more enticing, AT&T has just bumped the allotment of data for each plan.
As it stands, most of T-Mobile's plans give you an allotment of data (1GB, 3GB, or 5GB) which will work at full speed.
Yesterday, a set of new no-contract plans popped up on T-Mobile's web site which let users get a pre-paid allotment of data alongside unlimited talk and text.
Watching Netflix on your phone is a great way to blast through some spare time — but it's also a great way to blast through your monthly allotment of data in no time flat.
As always, FreedomPop users start out with a free monthly data allotment of 500MB, and can score even more data by shelling out for a monthly data plan or forging social connections with other FreedomPop users.
When downloading at top 4G speeds, it takes about an hour to exhaust a monthly allotment of 5 gigabytes of data.
Well Virgin Mobile's just given everyone a big reason to go month-to-month by upping the data allotment of its $60 plan to a full 5GB.
Two hours of college basketball which he viewed mounted to his car dashboard and live at tournament games—had burned through his monthly wireless data allotment of two gigabytes.
Load allocations are best estimates of the loading, which may range from reasonably accurate estimates to gross allotments, depending on the availability of data and appropriate techniques for predicting the loading.
That's one gigabyte of data, twice his week's allotment.
