The phrase "allowance compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relative size, amount, or significance of an allowance in relation to something else.
Example: "The allowance compared to last year's budget shows a significant increase in funding for educational programs."
Alternatives: "allowance in relation to" or "allowance in contrast to".
Scottish Secretary Michael Moore said: "It is encouraging to see unemployment falling by 14,000 in Scotland over the last three months and 4,400 fewer people claiming Job Seeker's Allowance compared to last year.
And don't forget to mind the gender gap: A survey by Junior Achievement USA and The Allstate Foundation found that 67% of boys get an allowance compared to only 59% of girls.
The 2014 "State of the Coalfields" Sheffield Hallam University report found that 7.9percentt of the 5.5 million coalfield residents claim disability living allowance, compared to the national average of 5.6percentt.
For EU-based carriers, the percentage of freely allocated allowances compared to the total allowances required will remain below the corresponding level for non-EU carriers.
On top of this, disabled people who rely on social security to pay the rent are often turned down by private landlords: in 2017, only 18-20% of private landlords accepted tenants who pay with the local housing allowance (LHA), compared to 46% in 2010-11, something which it is feared will worsen further with the rollout of universal credit.
There could be many more rates of hardship allowance, as compared to the three fixed rates determined by the central ministry.
Unemployment remains stubbornly high - according to one study, just 47 fewer constituents claim Jobseeker's Allowance in 2015 compared to 2010.
The relevant results for physicians are reported in Table 3. Female physicians are found more likely to receive meals allowance, transportation allowance and paid vacations compared to their male counterparts.
The percent claimants for Disability Living Allowance and Attendance Allowance combined was 9.8%, compared to 6.2% in England and 8.0% in Scotland in February 2003 [ 43, 44].
He concluded that membership in certain minority groups "is an extremely strong factor in the decision for acceptance," and that applicants from these minority groups "are given an extremely large allowance for admission" as compared to applicants who are members of nonfavored groups.
Curiously, all else being equal, female hospital staff appear more likely to receive in-service training, and less likely to receive transport allowance or health insurance, compared to their male counterparts.
