The phrase "allowance provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing financial support, benefits, or provisions made for someone or something.
Example: "The company has a policy of allowance provided for employees who travel for work-related purposes."
Alternatives: "funds allocated" or "support granted".
The feed space allowance provided by a 2-row pen design potentially allows cows to demonstrate other important feeding behaviors, such as avoidance of conflicts and maintenance of greater inter-cow distances between neighbors while feeding.
In 1910, with a living allowance provided by a St . Petersburgpatron, Chagall went to Paris.
It pays mothers a monthly allowance provided they keep their children in school and take them for regular health checks.
At first, I was ineligible to receive Abstudy, the allowance provided by the government for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
Congressional records show that about 125 members of the House make use of the benefit, which has been in place since at least the 1980s and is part of the allowance provided for their office operations.
Frugal and hardworking, he supplemented his scholarship and the slim allowance provided by his parents by working at menial jobs during his college years, and, despite a not-too-distinguished undergraduate career, he went on to earn the Ph.D. in physics in 1899.
With allowances provided by Allstate, agents could rent offices, advertise and build their own customer bases with virtual autonomy.
The attackers remained in Mogadishu for several months, living on cash allowances provided by an uniddentified Sudanese financier, the report said.
The OECD found that the monthly allowances provided to asylum seekers varied significantly between countries and were based on housing conditions.
A.& P. had restated its earnings in July, explaining there were problems with how it accounted for certain allowances provided to the retailer by vendors that sell products to the company.
Mr. Paterson does not plan to withdraw from the climate accord, but has agreed to increase the number of free allowances provided by the state, which would lower the industry's costs of compliance.
