The phrase "allowance into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of incorporating or including an allowance in a certain context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The budget should include an allowance into the overall expenses for the project."
Alternatives: "inclusion of an allowance" or "incorporation of an allowance".
Break the weekly allowance into bills and coins that will allow a small child to actually place the money in boxes, piggy banks or envelopes labeled, for example, "school," "clothes," "entertainment" and "savings".
Break the weekly allowance into bills and coins that will allow your child to place the cash in boxes, piggy banks or envelopes with labels such as "school," "clothes," "fun," "savings" and "church".
Break the weekly allowance into bills and coins that will allow a small child to actually place the money in boxes, piggy banks or envelopes labeled, for example, "school," "clothes," "entertainment" and "savings". Next, have your child keep a financial journal.
Then, make deposits, or put their allowance, into that account.
Other parents, however, transfer an allowance into a joint checking account each month.
She championed a change that divided the annual 66,000-visa allowance into two semiannual allotments.
This option would also take some benefits, like housing allowances, into account when tying military raises to civilian pay raises.
"Mr Turnbull needs to answer the question: is it improper?... Will he continue the practice?... Has he paid his own taxpayer allowances into this company?
"Doling out cash is more antiquated," said Jenifer Lippincott of Weston, Mass., who automatically transfers weekly allowances into checking accounts for her two daughters, ages 14 and 16, who pay for most entertainment with their debit cards.
The union said that under the deal there will be opportunities to turn allowances into regular additions to basic pay, starting with an immediate payment of £20.60 a week for delivery staff, equivalent to a 5.9% pay increase, and £8 a week for mail centre staff, equivalent to 2.3%.
Still, I had to take matters such as my travel and living allowances into my own hands as there were often some delays.
