The phrase "allowable items" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to items that are permitted or acceptable within certain guidelines or rules.
Example: "Please refer to the list of allowable items before making your purchase to ensure compliance with the regulations."
Alternatives: "permissible items" or "approved items".
After Democrats and a number of food industry lobbyists complained, the list of allowable items was broadened to include Wisconsin food-industry specialties such as cranberry and dairy products.
For example, Georgia is allowing tax-free status on computers and computer accessories up to $1,000, but Iowa only has clothing and footwear of less than $100 on the list of allowable items.
Lists of allowable items have been developed (although companies have taken advantage of lax implementation at ports).
Abad (20032008), Dye (2007), and Dye and Hsieh (2010) assumed deteriorating items and allowable shortage.
Jaggi et al. ([2013]) established an EOQ inventory model with defective items under allowable shortages and trade credit.
(2000) developed a model to determine an optimal ordering policy for deteriorating items under inflation, permissible delay in payments and allowable shortage.
Helicopter tail drive shafts (TDS) are safe-life items with strict limits on allowable damage.
"These effluent discharge results exceed the maximum allowable effluent quality parameters permitted under Part E, Item 3 of the Water Licence".
For those items, a 15-year depreciation schedule is allowable.
Specifically, it models the amount of excess pesticides that could remain on the top U.S. imported produce items if exporters adhered to the maximum allowable application rates based on their own market guidelines rather than those of the U.S. It further aims to present the known health effects associated with low level exposure to the pesticides of concern that we modeled.
Take into account any limitations of these items noted in Schedule A. Deduct either the allowable standard deduction or the total of itemized deductions from your AGI.
