The phrase "aid allowance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial support or benefits provided to individuals or groups, often in the context of social services or educational funding.
Example: "The government has increased the aid allowance for low-income families to help them cover essential expenses."
Alternatives: "assistance grant" or "support stipend".
Often students pay the fees with their federal student aid allowance.
In better times, they could venture outside the camp to buy extra food with their monthly aid allowance of 3,500 Central African Francs (about $7) per person.
In better times, they could venture outside the camp to buy extra food with their monthly aid allowance of 3,500 Central African Francs (£4.76) per person.
The salary package included increases in the base salary, 13th cheque (bonus), pension fund, medical aid, scarce skills allowance, commuted overtime, and in some instances a rural allowance.
Under Federal student aid regulations, an allowance for the cost of the Harvard University Student Health Program may be included in the student's budget only for students who enroll in the HUSHP plan.
Taking advantage of audiences' voyeuristic impulses, aided by the allowance of nudity in tribal documentaries, the filming of lands untouched by modernity, and the presentation of locales never before filmed, these movies placated Depression era American audiences by showing them lifestyles more difficult than their own.
Under a limited relief programme promised by the Syriza party during its election victory in January, more than 300,000 of the poorest Greek households applied last month for food aid, a small rent allowance and to have their electricity reconnected for free.
It suggests governments should protect the "truly disadvantaged" and then proceeds to suggest cuts to Newstart, NDIS, carers allowances, foreign aid, the pension, homeless funding and students.
But so far the government has been much more specific about the things it will exempt from cuts—health and overseas aid; pensioners' winter-fuel allowances and free bus passes and television licences than what it plans to chop.The rhetoric and the numbers sound ominous.
This summer, Warp celebrates its platinum anniversary with events around the world, which must have seemed the stuff of fantasy when Beckett and Mitchell started with the aid of a £40 Enterprise Allowance grant.
Although she questioned how conservative Trump was on some issues, she was understanding of his calls for cracking down on illegal immigration, criticizing the allowance of federal aid money given to students in the country illegally.
