The phrase "allotment of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the distribution or allocation of something, specifically referring to a single unit or portion.
Example: "The allotment of one ticket per person ensures that everyone has a fair chance to attend the event."
Alternatives: "allocation of one" or "distribution of one".
There is the daily allotment of one hour at a New York Public Library computer, and often a machine free at a local politician's office, or among his many lawyer friends.
But a disappointingly succinct list of wines suggests that, alternately, the real point of Rye is its cocktails, some of which come with the currently fashionable allotment of one large cube of ice, all of which can be savored at a long, gorgeous mahogany bar that visually dominates the dining room.
Proletarians like you and I enjoy a small allotment of ones and zeroes that we're allowed to send and receive.
Participants chose to have restrictions on use rather than receiving a larger allotment of funds at one time because it would be too cumbersome to track larger balances.
To consume a day's allotment of vegetables in one macho shot, try the veggie combo sandwich.
(She doesn't think that the prototype for an uncomfortable office chair should be marketed as "the focus master".) Linda and Ted share a mutual attraction, but Ted resists getting involved with Linda since he has already used up his official allotment of office affairs — one.
Because there is a yearly limit on the total tax credits that can be claimed, he said, there should be a way of preventing one big project from absorbing most of one year's allotment.
A successful case of negotiation with local government and further conversion of one of Prague´s threatened allotment garden colonies into public access garden is then presented as a suitable solution to the problems with allotment gardens´ extinction.
Then came deregulation and the dizzying choice about who would provide one's allotment of kilowatts.
A FRIEND has a theory that our five senses get one blanket allotment of talent at birth and that the size of that allotment is pretty much the same for each of us.
The allotment of the landmark settlement caps one of the longest and most ignominious chapters in American criminal justice history, fleshing out a deal reached in January between New York State and lawyers representing 1,281 former inmates.
