The phrase "allotted communities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to communities that have been assigned or designated for a specific purpose or group.
Example: "The government has established several allotted communities for the resettlement of displaced families."
Alternatives: "designated communities" or "assigned communities".
Each campus will then determine which courses would fulfill those requirements, with 30 credits allotted for general education at the community colleges and 12 more at the senior colleges.
A spacious room, already existing or fitted out for the occasion, served as chamber of worship, while other rooms were allotted for various activities of the community: charity work, study, funeral services, and living quarters for the clergy.
The basic concept: to model reputation as a spendable currency, every person in a community or organization is allotted "karma coins" to distribute each week.
In smaller communities, where people know one another and each death has more resonance, obituaries, like wedding and birth notices, mark important moments in community life and have been allotted space and resources accordingly.
However, Oswald et al discusses that the national formula for SIFT funds is inappropriate for community teaching due to a mismatch in the 2 1 ratio of placement costs and facilities costs in community teaching, versus the traditionally allotted 1 4 SIFT ratio between placement costs and facilities costs.
Some communities like Miami have used up their allotted offshore supplies.
The extra funds allotted to the earned-income tax credit, Head Start, community college, and Pell Grants would all be directed at households in the bottom half of the income distribution in the U.S.
For example, modifying the forestry law by reducing the scale of land-use change or increasing the time allotted for abandoned lands to recover the original plant community would cause less private and communal lands to be cleared.
The old pattern of crofting was one of communities practicing a kind of cooperative farming, with strips of common land allotted annually to individuals.
A company pays $99 to put up a challenge describing the product or entity to be named, the community suggests names and votes for the best ones by investing their allotted 'Watts".
This article cannot fully discuss each view in the allotted space, but it is designed to encourage thought and discussion among the vascular surgical community as a whole.
