The phrase "allotted those" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or resources that have been assigned or distributed to someone or something.
Example: "The committee allotted those resources to the various departments based on their needs."
Alternatives: "assigned those" or "distributed those".
And in 1935, when Gov. A. Harry Moore resigned to take an appointment to the United States Senate, his place was occupied for five days by Clifford R. Powell, and then by Horace G. Prall, who lasted from the 8th to the 15th, when Harold G , Hoffman the elected governor, took office to serve the three years that governors were allotted in those days.
According to the actual needs, the subway company would adjust the variety and the quantity of the spare parts, then follow the plan to buy more (exclusive capital would be allotted for those buying plans).
By the prediction of a clinical response, these drugs, which are expensive and have the potential for serious toxicity, could be allotted to those patients who would benefit most [ 2].
The thoracic segments are all allotted the same small AMP number, while those associated with the wing-disc proliferate extensively to give rise to over 2500 myoblasts.
But the figures who accompanied them, for all their differences, seem more akin to one another than do those who come after (in pages allotted) the major moderns.
Reformists were allotted 29 of those seats, but a dispute arose over whether Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the former president who was backed by conservatives and moderates, had just squeezed in.
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.
As Hall greeted me he gestured darkly to where Entwistle's reign disintegrated, at a desk indistinguishable from those allotted to the junior ranks, in the full glare of open plan.
For those allotted to the intervention groups, their contact information was passed onto the service delivery workers.
Parliament would be expanded to 325 seats from 275, with 310 of those seats allotted to Iraq's 18 provinces and the remainder reserved for Iraqis living outside the country.
