The phrase "allowance for extra" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing provisions or considerations made for additional factors or expenses in a plan or budget.
Example: "We need to make an allowance for extra costs that may arise during the project."
Alternatives: "provision for additional" or "consideration for extra".
Nursing staff perceived major problems with their work environment that were prioritized over the need for good relationships with clients, including low salaries with inadequate allowances for extra work, and a lack of respect and support from administrative and more senior health staff.
While the Premiership salary cap has risen – the base level is £6.5m per club with an allowance for two extra "marquee" players on top – Championship clubs receive £530,000 in central funding per annum.
Allowance for the extra 3 months of the first interval has been made in calculating rate of change.
He paid jobseeker's allowance recipients extra for working, he ensured the work was for charities or community projects – no risk of job substitution – and the job market was rising.
They are balancing the national budget in a fair way; guaranteed education funding "from cradle to college"; an increase to £12,500 in the personal tax allowance; £8bn extra for the NHS and five green laws to protect the environment.
Vitamin A is required by humans in very small amounts; the recommended intakes for adult men and women are 1,000 and 800 micrograms (μg; 1 μg = 0.000001 gram), respectively, with an extra allowance for women who are pregnant or lactating.
These rates were based on the assessment of the financial needs reported by Mission and Government Hospitals with an extra allowance for higher quality services and infrastructure development.
By limiting our analyses to a maximum upstream length of 2000 bp, on average, we capture most of the entire intergenic regions in these species and give some extra allowance for longer upstream regions.
