The phrase "allotted as much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or allocation of resources, time, or responsibilities among individuals or groups.
Example: "Each team member was allotted as much time as needed to complete their tasks effectively."
Alternatives: "assigned the same amount" or "distributed equally".
Under the distribution agreements, supermarkets agreed to allot as much as 80percentt of space on the spice shelves to McCormick's products.
American TV allots as much coverage to Labour's leadership contest as the BBC might give to a declining opposition party in a small faraway land.
We are a woman owned and minority owned business and we allot as much of our procurement spend to minority owned companies or women owned companies.
We didn't feel like we could allot as much time to male sexual assault as we did in "The Invisible War" because in the military more men than women are sexually assaulted because of the high number of men proportionally.
Extensive tracts have also been allotted as parklands in the newer outer suburbs.
Both Mr. Sanders and Mr. Mills pointed out that, historically, the Legislature and the governor have not allotted nearly as much state aid in the final budget as the Regents proposed.
Hoffman, a close friend, was allotted twice as much space as any other author.
Taesung is one of South Korea's richest villages, its farmers allotted 10 times as much farmland as their average counterparts elsewhere in the country.
In the same way a shutdown cornerback removes part of the field from offensive consideration in football, Davis shrunk the court, allotted Kansas half as much room to operate.
My fellow Pythons used to be quite tactical, both in terms of their own contributions and their responses to those of others, for instance not starting with the material that was dearest to them, and/or allotting their laughter as much as a reflection of current alliances as the virtues of the material itself.
