The phrase "allowance increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, budgeting, or compensation, typically referring to an increase in a regular payment or allowance given to someone.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, the committee decided to approve an allowance increase for all employees starting next month."
Alternatives: "raise in allowance" or "increase in stipend".
Rupert Jones on the personal tax allowance increase.
Will the fabled squeezed middle be bought off by tax breaks for married couples and the personal allowance increase?
Single, no kids George Cumming, 22, a trainee accountant from Derby, said: "Some of the Budget is good news for me, for example, the personal allowance increase.
The majority of the panel could not point to any positive Lib Dem policy contributions, although one or two mentioned the tax allowance increase; and there was very little memory of the AV referendum.
My question is, how much, by law, is the landlord allowed to raise the rent once I leave?... Marcy James, Manhattan A Peter Schwartz, a Manhattan lawyer who specializes in landlord-tenant matters, said that when a rent-stabilized apartment became vacant, the landlord was entitled to a "vacancy allowance" increase of 18percentt on a new one-year lease or 20percentt on a new two-year lease.
Instead the government proposed a five percent interim allowance increase.
People on youth allowance payments will receive a little extra money, as the allowance increases by $6.20 a week.
The number of aggressive behaviors and displacements decreased when space allowance increased.
The substance of these quarters allowance increases were incorporated into the text of this section through the amendment of subsec.
(Some of his tax allowance increases have been capped so as to only benefit basic rate payers).
Gains per hectare also responded in a quadratic (P ≤ 0.02) manner, peaking at the least forage allowance and decreasing as forage allowance increased.
