The phrase "allowance for accommodation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing provisions or considerations made for someone's needs or circumstances, particularly in housing or workplace settings.
Example: "The company has made an allowance for accommodation to ensure that all employees feel comfortable in their work environment."
Alternatives: "provision for accommodation" or "consideration for accommodation".
His figure for 2015 includes a £47,000 allowance for accommodation when he stays in his own home in New York.
The protest erupted after Carl was named as the Toby Jackman Newton Trust junior research fellow at St Edmund's College, a paid position that lasts for three years and includes an allowance for accommodation and college dining rights.
Tony Hogg, who lives in Helston, about 100 miles (160km) from police headquarters, uses the allowance for accommodation in Lympstone, about nine miles (14km) away.
A job-seeker may be granted an allowance for travel and accommodation costs incurred for job-seeking, or travel and accommodation costs for participation in training measures and compensation for removal expenses.
Although the employers provide a small allowance for food and accommodation, the apprentices often become bonded labourers, working long hours with no relief.
At the time Warsi was claiming the £165.50 overnight allowance paid to peers for accommodation in London because their main home was elsewhere.
It is well known that only a fraction of the daily seminar allowance is needed to pay for accommodation and food, thus there is an opportunity to save a substantial part of the allowance.
Concrete action has included increases to paid parental leave, boosting the accommodation allowance for welfare recipients, and an increase in the refugee quota.
This living allowance is for covering your expenses for accommodation, insurance, food, transport etc. while you are at MIT.
He confirms that Kabbalah teachers are unpaid, working full-time in return for accommodation, food and a modest allowance.
In addition to studio space, artists receive accommodations and an allowance for food, money for materials, equipment and to pay assistants.
