The phrase "amount of allotment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of something that has been allocated or assigned, such as resources or funds.
Example: "The amount of allotment for this project has been significantly increased to accommodate the new requirements."
Alternatives: "quantity of allocation" or "total of allotment".
Article 25: (when re-allocating fishing-rights) for all payment purposes, the total amount of every allotment awarded will be divided by as many annuities as number of years of remaining lifetime as the allocated fishing-right.
Article 21: for all payment purposes, the total amount of every allotment awarded will be divided by a factor of 55, and the quotient will be multiplied respectively by 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 (i.e. totalling 55).
publish, not later than September 30 of such fiscal year, information indicating the amount of the allotments to be made under section 2007 of this title, from the remaining 20percentt of such appropriated amounts, adjusted to reflect the actual student attendance.
The Secretary of the Interior informed Congress that the allotment would be devastating to the tribes, as the land was not suited to farming and the amount of land allotted would not allow them sufficient land to graze cattle.
Negotiations over a proposed Medicaid block grant would need to answer difficult questions: How is the amount of the initial federal allotment determined?
Legislation on the amount of land available for allotments will be published and the first minister cited planning law as an area "clearly overdue for an overhaul".
In addition, forty-five thousand dollars was chopped from the N.E.A.'s allotment — the amount of money given out for Mapplethorpe and Serrano.
Despite their different climates, housing quality and income levels, Santa Monica and Compton share the same "baseline" allotment, the amount of electricity that supposedly meets the minimum needs of an average household in a particular region.
In sum, the evidence for health benefits of allotment gardens is suggestive but not sufficient to infer that allotment gardeners are healthier than comparable groups without an allotment.
This project focuses on individual residents of deprived urban neighborhoods who spend considerable amounts of time in allotment gardens.
