The phrase "be apportioned between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the division of something (or someone) into parts that are allocated to different people or groups. For example, "The profits were apportioned between the two shareholders."
We would expect the savings to be apportioned between producers and consumers.
The extent to which blame for the scare should be apportioned between Google and Niantic is still unclear.
This joint entity will enable donors to write one large check that can be apportioned between the McCain campaign and the party.
Generally, Mr. Wasser said, the rebate should be apportioned between the seller and buyer at the time of closing in the same way that property taxes are apportioned.
In court on Monday Mr Justice Hickinbottom ordered that costs, estimated at £5m-£7m, be apportioned between the club and Dr Peter Mills at a 70%-30 70%-30.
Under the normal regulatory arrangements for transmission infrastructure, the costs would be apportioned between the two jurisdictions, but Tasmania is unhappy with that arrangement.
Collection is performed by the county treasurer, 3 and the taxes collected are apportioned between state and county.
In 2011 the region was apportioned between North Slave, South Slave, and Delcho territories and a portion of Sahtu territory.
Political considerations and levels of resources largely determine how social services are organized and how responsibility is apportioned between the statutory, voluntary, and private sectors.
In manual mode, the driver can shift how the power is apportioned between the front and back wheels -- say, to generate "oversteer" that makes it easier to slide the rear end around turns.
