The phrase "allotment rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to regulations or guidelines regarding the distribution or allocation of resources, shares, or benefits.
Example: "The allotment rule specifies how many shares each investor is entitled to receive during the distribution process."
Alternatives: "allocation guideline" or "distribution regulation".
Because of the party's nominating rules — the proportional allotment of delegates coupled with Clinton's edge with so-called superdelegates who are not bound by voting results — Sanders would have to amass big wins in several large states to have a hope of catching up.
But because of the party's nominating rules -- the proportional allotment of delegates coupled with Clinton's edge among so-called superdelegates who are not bound by voting results -- Sanders will have a hard time winning enough of the Democratic vote to catch up to his party's front-runner.
As an example, he said, Mr. Meri contends that he made certain that deportees traveled with the full allotment of personal possessions allowed under Soviet rules and that no violence was used against them as they were rounded up and shipped away by train.
The New England Fishery Management Council decided to scuttle a rule that penalized scallopers through reduced catch allotments if they returned early from a trip.
Those also appear unacceptable because they would violate party rules and raise questions about voter disenfranchisement since the delegate allotment would not accurately reflect the primary results.
Sunday saw the allotment site AGM, and have to say two hours talking (even listening) through changing of rules on membership – though in the end there weren't any changes – reinforces my feelings that gardeners are better at digging than deciding.
The arrival of the allotment and the "makerspace" puts into motion a sequence of events that will ultimately drive them out: the cast-iron rule of gentrification is that the things that make an area attractive will be displaced or destroyed.
A big new hospital site planned for Hertfordshire can include historic disputed allotments, Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has ruled.
The community allotment 15.
