The phrase "allowable financial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or regulations where certain financial actions or amounts are permitted.
Example: "The allowable financial contributions for this project must adhere to the guidelines set forth by the funding agency."
Alternatives: "permissible financial" or "acceptable financial".
(c) as the maximum allowable appropriation for financial assistance pursuant to section 1486 of this title.
There should, for example, be a preset maximum level of allowable leverage — the financial reform that has already passed the House sets this at 15 to 1, and the Senate should follow suit.
Liverpool are set to avoid Uefa sanctions, despite being in breach of Financial Fair Play regulations after writing off a proportion of financial losses as allowable stadium expenditure.
When regulators set rates, they establish targets for utilities' allowable revenues, and this unintentionally links the companies' financial health to robust sales of electricity and natural gas.
If the company is allowed to raise the annual allowable cut according to the higher exploitation factor, implementing RIL under the conditions of this case study will lead to a direct financial benefit.
But some people find that, when allowable expenses are calculated (often using something called the "common financial statement"), there is actually less spare than they think.
The overhaul of regulations after the financial crisis already has cut in half the allowable swipe fees when debit cards are used.
News America then insisted on a deposition to extract financial information out of Emmel, a move that is allowable under the law but that astonished Emmel's bankruptcy lawyer, Danny Coleman, because he says there had been no suggestion from the authorities that anything about the bankruptcy was out of order.
By next year, regulators will have spelled out additional rules for derivatives activity, bank capital requirements, the enhanced prudential regime for large banks and other systemically important financial institutions, and possibly the Volcker Rule that will determine allowable bank activities.
