The phrase "allotted to studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to time, resources, or attention that has been designated or assigned for academic purposes.
Example: "She dedicated the time allotted to studies to prepare for her final exams."
Alternatives: "designated for studies" or "assigned to studies".
Don't work every second you have allotted to study science.
Sixty large white sows were originally allotted to the study; the sows were divided into two groups (control group and OEO group) of 30 animals.
Our simple analysis of the concept of social justice is part of this much larger theoretical imperative and comes under the resources allotted to the present study.
Twenty-four intact steers weighing 259 kg (SD=62) were randomly allotted to four treatments to study the effect of the combination of grazing method (tethering and close herding) and grazing duration (6 and 9 h per day) on diet selection, faecal output, forage intake, grazing behaviour and weight changes in the wet season.
Instead, following the recommendations of a review of vocational education, a fifth of lesson time for pupils from age 14 will be allotted to technical and practical studies for pupils who want more hands-on options.
The majority of residents felt that more training time should be allotted to genetic testing during medical studies (289/364, 82.3%) or specialization school (263/364, 74.7%) or through specific postgraduate courses (289/229, 65.4%).
In other villages, they had "super herds" (multi owned herds), where all the individuals in that village shared the responsibilities of keeping the animals, and in such situations, only one "super herd" existed in that village and for study purposes it was considered as a single herd and such herds were allotted to only one owner for study purposes.
Our study showed a wide range of time allotted to ANC and childbirth services between study facilities.
Immediately before induction of anaesthesia, the patients were allotted to one of the two study groups using the computer-generated randomisation list described below.
Each woman in the study was allotted to one of the five social classes based on her level of education and her husband's occupation according to a scoring system designed by Olusanya et al. [ 13].
