The phrase "allowance in each" is not a complete or clear expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing allowances or distributions, but it requires additional context to convey a specific meaning.
Example: "The budget includes an allowance in each category for unexpected expenses."
Alternatives: "allocation in each" or "provision in each".
And according to the Tribune, the Rockford school district in Illinois, which used to sell about 150,000 bags of the chips each year, has removed them from its schools, citing the large quantities of fat (26 grams) and salt (25 percent of the recommended daily allowance) in each bag.
All pens were equipped with automatic drinkers, had concrete slatted floors and the space allowance in each pen was equal for animals.
a doubling of the ETS Market Stability Reserve's capacity to mop up excess emission allowances on the market: when triggered, it would absorb up to 24% of excess allowances in each auctioning year, for the first four years, thus increasing their price and adding to the incentive to reduce emissions.
Still, when she is doing a movie and is on location, she receives a living allowance in cash each week.
Of course, in the long-term the benefits of tax-free savings will mount up cumulatively and if you use your allowance in full each year, the difference could eventually be quite marked.
The remuneration tribunal determination on allowances from 2006 states "the chair of a parliamentary committee shall be paid travelling allowance in respect of each overnight stay in a place other than his or her home base when travelling on parliamentary committee business".
There are determinations by the Remuneration Tribunal, which at the time said "the chair of a parliamentary committee shall be paid travelling allowance in respect of each overnight stay in a place other than his or her home base when travelling on parliamentary committee business".
One was guideline daily amounts (GDAs) and the other was a traffic-light system - a postage-stamp sized sticker that used a colour code to denote the percentage of a person's recommended daily allowance contained in each product - red for high, amber for medium and green for low.
Over time the number of allowances released in each new auction falls, driving up both the allowance price and the cost of polluting.
The Secretary shall provide each participant in the Public Lands Corps and each resource assistant with a living allowance in an amount established by the Secretary.
"You wouldn't get job-seekers' allowance in Jamaica.
