The phrase "additional allowance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra amount of something that is granted or permitted, often in contexts like finance, budgeting, or policy.
Example: "The company has decided to provide an additional allowance for travel expenses this quarter."
Alternatives: "extra allocation" or "supplementary allowance".
Briefly, this consisted of slit lamp and indirect ophthalmoscopic features of the cornea, anterior chamber, iris, and vitreous in a scale of 0 (no involvement) to 4 (gross involvement) and additional allowance given for any opaque ocular tissues not allowing further examination.
If I am admitted into the PhD programme, will I receive any additional allowance?
During my residency at MIT, will I receive any additional allowance?
Unemployed parents receive an additional allowance for each child: €261 for children aged seven to 14 and €229 for those under seven.
As an official of an international institution, her salary of $467,940£298,67575) a year plus $83,760 additional allowance a year is not subject to any taxes.
The additional allowance will only apply to family homes – it won't cover other assets, including buy-to-let properties and second homes – and will gradually be withdrawn for estates worth more than £2m.
The additional allowances would be distributed to those that signed long-term contracts.
TP: The Childcare Grant and the Parents Learning Allowance are additional allowances to assist students with children.
If a company's emissions are higher than its allotted allowances, it has to buy additional allowances from other companies.
While emissions reduction efforts may eliminate some firm's need to acquire additional allowances, there are still numerous firms that need to purchase additional allowances on the open market.
Rent increases will be limited to the CPI measure of inflation plus 1%, with additional allowances where improvements have been made to the property.
