The phrase "allowance levels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, budgeting, or resource allocation, where different levels of allowances are being discussed.
Example: "The company has set new allowance levels for employee expenses to ensure better financial management."
Alternatives: "budget limits" or "allocation thresholds".
We used data from a long-term experiment, which has been managed by forage allowance levels since 1986.
Offering landlords local housing allowance levels is not enough to tempt them into this market unless local authorities can top this up with additional funding to enable housing associations to make a better offer.
This means that from April 2019, those living in supported housing, 70% of whom are older people [pdf], will have their housing benefit capped at local housing allowance levels.
The capping of housing benefit at local housing allowance levels for social housing tenants, announced in the chancellor's spending review, represents a major threat to the financial viability of such schemes because the intensive housing management required is paid for by charging higher rents.
Since these metals are toxic, there are no recommended daily allowance levels.
The Food and Nutrition Board published a new recommendation for dietary allowance levels and tolerable upper intake levels (ULs) for vitamin D intake in 2010.
Furthermore, the possibility of bubble removal and design requirement of the device is investigated to satisfy the allowance level.
The LOD was much lower than the H2O2 allowance level of US FDA (0.05 wt%, ca. 15 μM).
Ad libitum access to starter further increased weight gain and N retention and no interaction with milk allowance level occurred.
Parents can set an allowance level and automatically "deposit" virtual dollars into three categories, Save, Give and Spend.
In the present study, a gas entrainment allowance level at the free surface is discussed and rationalized for the Japanese SFR JSFRR) design.
