The phrase "allowance covers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing what expenses or items are included within a financial allowance or budget.
Example: "The allowance covers all necessary supplies for the project, including materials and equipment."
Alternatives: "budget includes" or "funds encompass".
She also wants them to give her a weekly allowance, cover her "transportation," and reimburse her attorney fees.
I am also, in a funny way, lucky to be a recipient of disability living allowance, which covers my living costs.
Virtually all civil servants in Hong Kong, a former British colony, are eligible for a taxable government allowance that covers more than half the cost of sending children to boarding school in Britain.
It is part of student sponsorship allowance which covers to include article writing.
National service jobs won't make people rich -- the AmeriCorps stipend, for example, is $18,500, a modest amount that provides a living allowance and covers other basic expenses during a term of service.
With the above approach applied to a part of g n ' s correlated with h, we could achieve a good balance between maximizing the SU rate and protecting the PU, where the philosophy is that since certain PU outage is allowed, we should greedily utilize such an outage allowance to cover certain g n ' s that are aligned in a similar direction to h.
The industries covered, like electric utilities or petroleum refiners, would be granted allowances and would have to use one allowance to cover every metric ton of heat-trapping gases they emit.
If you have a disability, the disabled student's allowance can cover any additional costs.
Incredibly, a "general expenditure allowance" to cover office expenses is paid as a lump sum directly into MEP bank accounts.
Lloyds will also pay Horta-Osório an allowance to cover his pension provision, worth £610,000 in 2011.
