The phrase "allowance offered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a financial or resource allocation that is being provided or made available.
Example: "The company has announced an allowance offered to employees for remote work expenses."
Alternatives: "funds provided" or "stipend available".
Direct flights and a visa-on-arrival system mean that getting to Uganda is quite straightforward, as does the extra baggage allowance offered by airlines such as BA, whose specially negotiated humanitarian airfares allow passengers to take three 23kg cases – very helpful for transporting equipment.
Many landlords now prefer to take higher cash rents from private tenants, instead of the rent allowance offered by those on benefits.
As the allowance offered by the EU was much higher than the salary (because of the extra costs you have when staying abroad), I was not happy with that!
An agent recently told of a producer's frustration as he tried in vain to get Cannon to provide the lavish expense allowance offered by the big studios for lunch meals during the making of a film.
The net trade-in allowance is found by subtracting the amount still owed on your trade from the trade-in allowance offered by the dealership.
Buyers at the auction took just 785,000 of the 43 million allowances offered, each of which allow the emission of one metric ton of carbon dioxide.
This would reduce the volume of allowances offered for sale between 2013-2015 by about one quarter.
Online merchants and short-term landlords were given a gift in the budget, with two new £1,000 tax-free allowances offered on income from those sources.
The commuting trend is particularly common in Europe: a banker from Vienna, for instance, may spend Monday to Friday working in Dresden and then fly home at the weekend.Although salaries paid to those working abroad may have kept pace with inflation, consultants say there are typically fewer allowances offered than in the past.
The full supply of current vintage allowances offered might have sold out with prices above the floor, if not for a rise in uncertainty – Senate Bill 775's proposed language would portend a clean break from the current program, and shook market confidence.
Those using the service can also take advantage of tax free allowances offered by some cities.
