Spouses RRSP ded limit is -1474, she has contributed $4315 for that tax year. Can we allocated that to my limit which is 44000 dollars. If I can, how do I do that?

No, you are unable to allocate any amounts which your spouse contributed that exceeds their own RRSP Deduction Limit. The total amount you can deduct for contributions you make to your RRSP or your spouses or common-law partner's RRSP cannot be more than your own RRSP Deduction Limit.

As your spouse has exceeded their limit, therefore they have made an "overcontribution". There are different ways to handle this overcontribution, sometimes the overcontributor will withdraw the excess amount, or be charged a tax on amounts over $2,000. You can also apply to CRA to cancel or waive the tax. 

Please see the following links for more information on Spousal RRSPs and Overcontributions.

• TurboTax Tip: What Are RRSP Excess Contributions? 
• CRA Information: What happens if you go over your RRSP deduction limit? 
  • Contributing to your spouse's or common-law partner's RRSPs