The phrase "allowance across" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing allowances or permissions that are applicable in multiple areas or situations.
Example: "The company has implemented an allowance across all departments for remote work expenses."
Alternatives: "provision throughout" or "allocation across".
To assure comparability of the calculation of stocking density and stocking rate as well as herbage allowance across the two countries, the SU of sheep and goats were summarized and defined as 'small ruminants' as they were continuously herded and managed together.
Number of steer-grazing-days was 547, 655, and 625 d for R-RG, O-RG, and O-R-RG, respectively, and mean forage allowance across all treatments was 1.06 kg DM/ kg steer BW over the 140-d grazing experiment.
With the vest inside-out and the right sides together, sew 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) seam allowance across both shoulders of your vest.
Diverse allocations of emissions allowances across Member States are justified in theory.
Business Minister Edwina Hart said discussions were continuing on the viability of extending enhanced capital allowances across Wales.
The latter has the authority to decide on salaries and levels of allowances across all sectors.
This involved a review and standardization of salaries and allowances across the board in the health sector, in partnership with the CSA and Ministry of Finance, which effectively increased the pay of government health workers and ensured that health worker salaries were uniform within the Ministry as well as within NGOs.
This finding also suggest that applicants are probably unaware of the differences in allowance rates across terms.
Second, we compare fossil energy cap designs and find that a national cap on downstream fossil energy use with allowance trading across provinces is the most cost effective.
He was also compelled to express regret when humiliated by the Telegraph in its serial exposure of the abuse by MPs of their allowances, splashing across the front page his request to be reimbursed for £5 contributed to a church memorial for fallen servicemen.
From Wall Street power brokers to young children with small allowances, people across the metropolitan area and beyond have given more than $5 million this year to The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, which supports seven of the city's oldest and most respected social service organizations.
