The phrase "allowable rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a permissible or acceptable level of something, often in financial or regulatory discussions.
Example: "The allowable rate for interest on this loan is set at 5% per annum."
Alternatives: "permissible rate" or "acceptable rate".
As a result, the increase that a landlord may charge a rent-controlled tenant is usually the lesser of either 7.5percentt -- the cap set by Local Law 30 -- or the difference between the current rent and the new Maximum Base Rent allowed after the owner's allowable rate of return on investment is taken into consideration.
But Cadwallader said the bill would mean foreign ships paying foreign wages could operate on the Australian coast for 183 days a year, more than twice the current allowable rate.
The proposed method explicitly deals with the important constraints in the inventory loop, such as the maximum allowable rate of change in the manipulated variable, the maximum allowable decay ratio and damping coefficient in the output response, as well as minimizing the optimal control specification.
The maximal allowable rate of frequency adjustments depends on the application-specific maximal processing latency l m a x and on the smoothing factor α o l.
This one-time feedback is akin to congestion/rate control [6, 7], where the receiver informs each node of their allowable rate at the beginning of the communication.
When considering the multiuser SISO interference channel, the allowable rate region is not convex and the maximization of the aggregated rate of all the users by the means of transmission power control becomes inefficient.
Allowable rates and fees.
§ 17.128 Allowable rates and fees.
38 CFR § 17.128 - Allowable rates and fees.
Springleaf won permission elsewhere to charge the maximum allowable rates — 36percentt in Arizona and Indiana, higher than some credit cards — to a greater number of loans than ever before.
But a move to raise the allowable rates on commercial loans would be consistent with recent government warnings to banks to limit new lending in fast-growing sectors of the economy like property development and steel manufacturing.
