Allotable: meaning, definitions and examples

Another variation of 'allotable'; however, generally not as commonly used and might be used interchangeably with 'allotable'.

• The resources are allotable based on the criteria set by the management.
• According to the guidelines, these funds are allotable for educational purposes.

Used broadly for any task, duties, or responsibilities that can be allocated or designated to someone; also can be used in legal contexts for rights or property.

• The tasks are easily assignable to different team members.
• The rights to the property are assignable under the terms of the contract.

Typically used in more formal or technical contexts, especially in finance and accounting to refer to the assignment of expenses or funds.

• We need to determine the allocable costs for each division.
• The allocable funds should be clearly specified in the report.

Commonly used in legal and formal contexts to describe something that can be divided among different parties, often with a focus on fairness and proportionality.

• The estate is apportionable among the heirs according to the will.
• Profits from the joint venture are apportionable according to the agreed percentage.