The phrase "allowance program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured system or initiative that provides allowances, often in a financial context, such as for children or employees.
Example: "The company has implemented an allowance program to help employees manage their expenses more effectively."
Alternatives: "stipend program" or "subsidy program".
With the help of £40 a week from Margaret Thatcher's enterprise allowance program and a £2,000 loan from his family, he expanded the business and in 1985 opened his first shop, Cult.
At the same time, Ms. Rousseff has expanded Mr. Lula's left leaning "bolsa familia," or "family allowance" program — where poor families receive a stipend in exchange for vaccinating their children and sending them to school.
In Section 3, we explain the main characteristics of the Universal Child Allowance program and discuss its potential effects on labor force participation.
Beginning in 2012, Zhejiang province was among the first to initiate the means-tested aged-care allowance program in rural and urban areas simultaneously, offering subsidies for long-term care for disabled elders living either in institutions or communities (Dong 2012).
A child allowance program fits the bill neatly".
The project was implemented alongside complementary public policies, such as the community-driven cash allowance program, Familias Guardabosques.
(The next day, a spokeswoman offered T-Mobile's $4.99-a-month 4.99-a-month 4.99-a-montham as an equivalent service, but it doesn't cover data use and comes with a disclaimer that it "is not intended to prevent overages").
The Federal Acid Rain Program is an example of an emission allowance trading program, while "bubbles" and "generic bubbles" created under the EPA's 1986 Emission Trading Policy Statement are examples of ERC trading.
In 2008 the new Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) program replaced IB as well as IS on grounds of disability for new applicants.
11Since 1996, unemployment benefits are given through the Job seeker's allowance (JSA) program, which posits conditions to those enrolled to ensure they are actively engaged in job search.
Fifth, acid rain was an unregulated problem until the SO2 allowance trading program of 1990; and the same can be said for leaded gasoline and CFC's.
