The phrase "allowance function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, programming, or any system that involves allocating resources or permissions.
Example: "The allowance function in the budgeting software helps users track their spending limits for each category."
Alternatives: "allocation function" or "budgeting function".
Here the allowance function A is defined by (5.12).
The function A : J → ( 0, ∞ ). may be regarded as an allowance function.
For the above allowance function (5.12), we have the following theorem.
In the (operatorname{HTM} { {-infty,infty,{p_{mathbb{R}}}} } ), for the general allowance function (72), we have the following.
We also study the monotonicity of the interval function (operatorname{Var} mathscr{A} (X _{ [ {a,b} ] } )) involving an allowance function (mathscr{A}).
The function (mathscr{A} :Jrightarrow ( {0,infty} ) ) is called an allowance function of the (operatorname{HTM} { {-infty,infty, {p_{mathbb{R}}}} }) [1].
He held that "It has long been the position of policy-makers that the low rate of Allowance functions as an incentive to finding work.
The current study uses new statistical method GAMLSS model, which is able to handle two and more covariates to allowance to fit functions of both age and height to blood pressure levels.
The univariate relationships between the potential explanatory variables and change in function after allowance for regression to the mean are summarised in Table 3.
Many of these potential predictive variables are correlated with each other and there are arguments for and against models examining the effect of socio-economic variables with or without allowance for the respiratory function of the patients and their age.
Yeager paves the way for the seven Mercury astronauts -- Ed Harris, Scott Glenn, Dennis Quaid and Fred Ward play four of them -- brave men who face innumerable obstacles, including space suits that make no allowance for normal bodily functions, before they get anywhere close to liftoff.
