The phrase "allotted land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to land that has been assigned or designated for a specific purpose or to a particular individual or group.
Example: "The farmers were grateful for the allotted land, which would allow them to cultivate crops and sustain their families."
Alternatives: "designated land" or "assigned land".
In 1882 the government allotted land in Nebraska that prevented the removal of the tribe to Oklahoma; somewhat later they received U.S. citizenship.
After the government emancipated the serfs in 1861 it allotted land to each peasant household, but the land was collectively owned by the village communes.
Tendai Murisa, a Zimbabwean sociologist who has studied the impact of the land redistribution in tobacco growing areas says that he found unexpected attitudes toward democracy and accountability among those allotted land.
The explanation is that the household-responsibility system gives farmers a right to the income produced by their allotted land, but it does not give them clear title to it this remains vested in the collective.
Tree culture succeeded because the Government allotted land unsuitable for agricultural crops to poor agricultural labourers.
However, this practice of renting part of Tsamdro was said to have ended after the government allotted land to the settlers in their own name.
He and Ellen Janis, a Lakota lady from Pejuta Haka, Medicine Root (Kyle) on the Pine Ridge Reservation, lost their allotted lands when the United States decided it needed a place to practice dropping bombs from bombers at Rapid City Air Force Base (now Ellsworth).
The land policy of the government stated: "without differentiation of the sexes, any person who is willing to personally cultivate land shall be allotted rural land sufficient for his maintenance and that of his family" (Hadera 2002).
The Osage tribe, seeing the disastrous effects of allotment, resisted allotting their land until 1906.
The authorities in the capital, Minsk, said they would no longer allot land there to build McDonald's restaurants because the Health Ministry has declared its food dangerous to the nation's citizens.
If a settlement could be reached and the Pilgrims could pay off their debt to the Adventurers, then the colonists would have new rights to allot land and settle where they pleased.
