The phrase "allowance product" is not commonly used in written English and may not be immediately clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts related to finance or budgeting, where it refers to a product that is part of a financial allowance or budget.
Example: "The allowance product for this month includes all the necessary supplies for the project."
Alternatives: "budget item" or "allocated product".
Subsequent short-term contracts would set prices and promotional allowances for specific products.
It was here that they lost a battle against the ad model, when a lawyer strongly advised them to include an allowance for "product marketing," so that if a business did use WhatsApp for a marketing purpose, WhatsApp wouldn't be held liable.
In-your-face 3D tie-ins – the pizza's branded, and the finale frenetically pushes pixels around Times Square's billboards – foreground its primary intent: the repackaging of gleaming, empty, allowance-snaffling product.
The duty-free allowance for tobacco products will be cut from 50 cigarettes (two packs) to 25 (one pack).
The limit of detection is calculated to be 0.05 ppb, well below the lowest international contamination allowance in food products.
As a consequence, new statistical simulation strategies and tools are required to better evaluate the allowances for a product undergoing unplanned temperature excursions.
As a result, most of the fat-soluble vitamins (such as the vitamins A, D, E, and K) that contain amounts above the daily allowance are drug products.
One was guideline daily amounts (GDAs) and the other was a traffic-light system - a postage-stamp sized sticker that used a colour code to denote the percentage of a person's recommended daily allowance contained in each product - red for high, amber for medium and green for low.
For example, Zopa says all three of its products – Access, Classic and Plus – will be available within the Isa wrapper, with customers able to choose to spread their allowance across all three products.
