The phrase "allotted weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific amount of weight that has been assigned or designated for a particular purpose or individual.
Example: "Each participant in the competition was given an allotted weight to ensure fairness in the event."
Alternatives: "assigned weight" or "designated weight".
If Mars lines up, he is likely to be ridden by Ryan Moore, as Joseph O'Brien, the trainer's son and principal jockey, is too heavy to do the colt's allotted weight of 8st 10lb.
The controversial excess baggage fee, where passengers pay €20 £166) per kilo of luggage over the allotted weight limit, has been reduced to €10 from yesterday – still high, but more in line with its airline rivals.
[Aintree] would be in the pot, but I wouldn't be jumping up and down about it (allotted weight), put it that way.
This result has significance, as previously it has been documented that decision-makers reveal an inclination to shy away from disinvestment decisions due to their allotting weight to the voices of resistant, vocal minorities [ 12].
Each horse running in the Grand National is allotted a weight with the intention of equalising the chance of every runner – ie the better horses carry the most weight.
The Paul Nicholls-trained 12-year-old had been allotted top weight of 11st 10lb for Aintree.
AP McCoy's expected mount in his last Grand National, Shutthefrontdoor, has been allotted a weight of 11st 2lbs for the handicap at Aintree on 11 April.
Ridden by Denis O'Regan, the 4-1 shot - allotted a weight of 10st 1lb for Aintree in April - held off the plucky challenge of Neptune Collonges.
A total of 32 rabbits were allotted by weight and litter to four homogenous groups of 8 rabbits each.
In the first vaccination experiment, 42 rabbits were allotted by weight and litter to three homogenous groups of 14 rabbits each.
It was used to allot weight and rank values to the layers and classes of each thematic map in the AHP method.
