The phrase "allowance for instance" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to introduce an example or clarification, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There is an allowance for instance in the budget for unexpected expenses."
Alternatives: "for example" or "such as".
Some regions have particular allowances, for instance pensioners who have been registered living in Moscow for more than 10 years have their pensions topped up to at least 12,000 roubles by the Moscow city government.Pensioners also have a number of travel subsidies, discounted medicine, as well as small savings in certain supermarket chains, usually offered on particular days of the week.
The latter criterion made allowances for relatively small holdings, for instance it allowed a case with 50 head of cattle to be paired with a control with 30 head.
I tend to make small allowances when I can – for instance, cutting down on carbs by taking one layer of bread off a sandwich.
Being considered seizure-free has major implications for a human epilepsy patient for instance affecting the allowance to drive or to work in specific environments.
For the first time, the diagnosis came with an upside — access to tutors, for instance, and time allowances on standardized tests.
Data must be adjusted, for instance, to make allowances for the effects of age on rates of disease.
For instance, safety factors or allowance for freeboard were always used in hydraulic engineering design as a means to account for the inherent variability and uncertainty of hydrology.
For instance, to get an allowance, s/he needs to complete chores, to get a new toy, s/he needs to do well at school, and so on.
For instance, long-term unemployment allowances for the elderly invite employers to lay off elderly workers.
For instance, Michigan Coach Brady Hoke receives an allowance of $2.76 million to be used "exclusively for the nine assistant coaches and the head football strength and conditioning coach".
