The phrase "allowance designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific allowance that has been created or intended for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The allowance designed to support low-income families has been increased this year."
Alternatives: "fund intended to" or "allocation meant to".
It has not yet been disclosed how US banks have dealt with the cap although the main UK banks have handed out £30m to their top management teams in special allowances designed to top up their pay.
It's not medical now, it's political.'" Those unable to work through illness have, since October 2008, received the employment support allowance (ESA), designed to support claimants in their efforts to return to work.
While MPs representing 25 inner London constituencies are barred from claiming the Additional Costs Allowance (ACA) – designed to help cover the costs of staying away from home on parliamentary business – those commuting to Westminster from 49 outer London seats can claim it.
The EU's emissions-trading scheme (ETS), which caps the amount of greenhouse gases that factories may emit and gives them tradable allowances, is designed to do that.
The two next largest benefit bills come from disability living allowance and employment and support allowance, both benefits designed to help disabled people and those living with long-term illnesses.
On the national level there's the planned abolition of disability living allowance – a move designed to make 500,000 disabled people ineligible for basic support – or the health bill, which will privatise the NHS by the back door and make it harder for disabled people to access the services they need.
Harris said from this point Gray was no longer the primary carer for the children and was, therefore, not entitled to the continuity education allowance (CEA), which is designed to allow children to stay at school if their parent is posted elsewhere.
"However, institutional allowances were also designed to cover costs of supplies, small equipment, and travel to scientific meetings.
Boulle has access to other support – a standard student loan and a disabled student allowance – but neither is designed to make up the shortfall of disability benefits.
The local housing allowance (LHA) cap was designed to impose a standard rate for housing benefit claims, preventing high rents being covered, and standardising housing benefit rates in order to trim the welfare bill.
