The phrase "allotted line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific line or portion of text that has been assigned or designated for a particular purpose.
Example: "Each participant is allowed to express their thoughts within the allotted line to ensure clarity and brevity."
Alternatives: "designated line" or "assigned line".
Chefs and proprietors would contemplate for hours their allotted six lines of prose to disinter any hint of a value judgment.
McLaren used one of their allotted straight-line test days in Spain on Tuesday to trial their Silverstone upgrade package, as well as gain a better understanding of the MP4-28.
It may demoralize some applicants to hear that the extra space was motivated partly by those students who not only filled in all the lines allotted for their non-academic lives, but also attached a résumé with even more details.
In the smoke and dust, direction was kept by compass and the German forward zone was easily overrun in the 35 minutes allotted, as was the line, half way to the German (second) line on the ridge.
European governments have allotted a $129 billion credit line for Spain's banking sector.
The company did, however, give a little stage time to its appliance line and, per usual, allotted some lip service to its ThinQ AI offering.
For Romania, which had been allotted Carpathian Transylvania, the previously neglected lines became highly important.
In Columbus alone, a chemical to control corrosion costs $1,800 per day, plus another $20m allotted for main breaks and lead service line replacements.
Next, each marker is given a virtual matrix, named a genotype matrix (GM), in which line and row numbers are allotted based on the total number of alleles for the marker in the population (Fig. 3A).
There would be no mud-covered zombies on bath salts, no lines for the 12 showers allotted to 10,000 sunbaked brats, and certainly no Skrillex.
