The phrase "allow reimbursement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are granting permission for someone to be compensated for expenses incurred.
Example: "Our policy will allow reimbursement for travel expenses incurred during the business trip."
Alternatives: "permit reimbursement" or "authorize reimbursement".
Applicants must be advised if Federal awards will not allow reimbursement of pre-Federal award costs.
Officials at the European Commission on Education and Training say the commission is not against bilateral agreements that would allow reimbursement as long as they were reciprocal and voluntary.
He said his company and other coal-burning utilities were caught in a quandary: they need to develop carbon-capture technology to meet any future greenhouse-gas emissions rules, but they cannot afford the projects without federal standards that will require them to act and will persuade the states to allow reimbursement.
To make tumor profiling available to all, however, the federal Medicare program will need to revise its policies to allow reimbursement for this testing, Singer says.
The current healthcare reform proposal (H.R. 3200, Section 1233) would allow reimbursement for advance care planning and consultation.
However, reimbursement restrictions within the SHI scheme allow reimbursement of Gb only for dementia.
Prosecutors asserted that the law allowed reimbursement only for legal expenses.
A lawyer for the plaintiffs, John Shek, said troops called up by the federal National Guard office were allowed reimbursement, but not those put on active duty by the Massachusetts Guard.
Currently the Japanese National Health Insurance system allows reimbursement of up to 70% of health care expenses from foreign providers.
The values herein will aid in informed decision-making by allowing reimbursement authorities to quantify how persons with and without diabetes value health states related to hypoglycaemia.
Medicare allows reimbursement for 10 h of education (1 h individual, 9 h group) in the first year and 2 h of either group or individual in subsequent years of diabetes, with medical nutrition therapy (MNT) reimbursed for 3 h allowed in the first and 2 h in subsequent years.
