allocatable

adjective
UK /əˈləʊkətəbl/
US /əˈloʊkətəbl/

Able to be given out or set aside for a special use.

The teacher said the extra chairs are allocatable to any classroom that needs them.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, able to be reserved in memory for a program or process.

The program crashed because the allocatable memory ran out.

3. Able to be officially assigned to a person or group for a particular purpose.

The funds are allocatable to local schools under the new budget.

4. Capable of being set aside as a share or portion.

Each department has an allocatable budget for training.