The phrase "allotted with" is acceptable and commonly used in written English. It means that something has been designated or given a certain amount of something. Example: The students were each allotted with a specific amount of time to complete the exam.
It's money that is allotted with an eye toward context rather than character.
Channel bosses are privately lobbying Virgin Media to offer it a more eye-catching cable TV slot than the 159 it has allotted, with chief operating officer Tim Kirkman seeking one as attractive as "a shop between Selfridges and Harrods".
He and his second wife, Monique de T. Eastman, both widowed, shared an enthusiasm for the works of their friends, and a place on their wall was a place of pride, allotted with careful consideration.
Her tap number comes in the middle of the show, and though it's nice to hear her sing a bit, and though she fills the space she's allotted with brilliance, it's a disappointment when Mr. Attmore and Mr. Watts join her.
Subplots were allotted with three sources of irrigation which consisted of sewage water alone, bore well water alone (good water) and conjunction of sewage and bore well water.
Subplots allotted with sources of irrigation consisted of sewage alone, bore well water alone (best available water for irrigation) and alternate sewage and bore well water.
With Olivier, it went like this: At the end of my allotted time with him, and after the emotional experience we had shared, he took my hands in his, very gingerly, and said through tears: "Please come and see me again Eminem".
I retire to the lobby to await my allotted chat with Savely.
At 66 degrees, workers typed 54 percent of the allotted time, with a 25 percent error rate.
My allotted time with semi‑pro ballroom dancer Greg Rutherford was up.
During the last year the Jewish Historical Society of England and the Jewish Museum London sifted through the material and allotted pieces with Anglo-Jewish provenance to British collections.
