The phrase "allotted to help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to resources, time, or assistance that has been designated for a specific purpose of providing help.
Example: "The funds were allotted to help the community rebuild after the disaster."
Alternatives: "designated to assist" or "allocated for support".
For example, New Hampshire's plan has only about 80 members, but the state has already burned through nearly double the $650,000 that the federal government allotted to help run the program.
The Obama administration's program of mortgage relief has gone nowhere: of $46 billion allotted to help families stay in their homes, less than $2 billion has actually been spent.
About $73 million has been allotted to help businesses develop, including $47 million to convert the RCA Victor building into apartments and $800,000 for a new-business incubation program that would be used by the Camden campus of Rutgers University and by Drexel University in Philadelphia.
Make sure your team has time allotted to help refine the deck.
The use of separate drawing frames for pictures that required more time than allotted to display helped us meet this speed criterion.
In a meeting with reporters on Wednesday, Jayson P. Ahern, acting commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, said Congress had allotted $350 million to help the agency resolve those problems.
To cut the risks, Congress, prodded by Sens. Sam Nunn (D-Ga). and Richard G. Lugar (R-Ind)., has allotted $800 million to help destroy Soviet nuclear and chemical weapons stocks and bar their proliferation.
Of the roughly $58 million allotted to the Los Angeles area to help public safety agencies respond to terrorist threats, nearly $341,000 is coming to Burbank.
India's law minister has denied allegations that he and his wife embezzled state funds allotted to a NGO they run to help disabled people.
Of the $7.5 billion in the new "Plan Colombia" that was kicked off when President Clinton visited with President Andres Pastrana in Cartagena recently, $500 million is allotted directly to helping the displaced and $1 billion for alternative crop development.
Just recently, The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society ran out of allotted funds to help CML patients.
