The phrase "allowance off" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to discounts or reductions, but it is better to use more common expressions.
Example: "The store is offering an allowance off the regular price for this item."
Alternatives: "discount" or "rebate".
The real estate mogul joked with co-host Steve Doocy that he was going to cut Eric and Ivanka's allowance off.
It makes me so angry, they took his car off him, the disability living allowance off him, and now we're having to fight for them back again" [Belinda – significant other, non-working sample] From the above analysis it is understandable how patients and particularly significant others in the non-working sample would resort to a 'patient as truly disabled' narrative.
In the case of the DT/Evernote deal, the carrier says that users who sign up for the service also get 1GB of monthly upload allowance, off-line notebook usage and accelerated picture recognition.
And once begun, the process of hollowing out Glass-Steagall with waivers, exemptions and allowances took off, all in the name of efficiency and competitiveness.
In the military, those benefits include base housing and allowances for off-base housing, health insurance, certain death benefits, legal counseling and access to base commissaries and other stores.
Military members also have the option of using the housing allowance to live off base.
The sum is the maximum the Department for Work and Pensions deducts from job seeker's allowance to pay off personal debts.
There's no avoiding the holidays, so instead of forcing your team to work, make a budget allowance for days off around the holiday season.
Osborne didn't say that he was creaming £3.5bn in tax allowances off pensioners.
The EU wanted to take about 900m tonnes of carbon allowances off the market and reintroduce them in six years when, it was hoped, demand would be stronger.
The environment committee of the European Parliament voted to support a plan proposed by the European Commission, the European Union's executive arm, to take 900m tonnes of carbon allowances off the market for up to five years.
