The phrase "allowance return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or accounting, particularly when discussing the process of returning or reconciling allowances or funds.
Example: "After reviewing the expenses, we will process the allowance return for the overpaid amounts."
Alternatives: "reimbursement of allowance" or "allowance refund".
(B) relating to allowance of return to United States of certain military firearms, etc., under certain circumstances.
To attract the best talent, employers can offer a good remuneration package, assistance to those making the move and give an allowance for return travel.
Clare, too, sent off all his writing to his editor — John Taylor, of Taylor & Hessey — and received a regular allowance in return, a sign of the parties' profound imbalance in social status and worldly savvy.
The son of a clergyman, Farquhar entered Trinity College, Dublin, as a sizar (one who received a college allowance in return for performing menial duties), but he preferred working as an unsuccessful actor at the Smock Alley Theatre in Dublin.
More coalition wheeling and dealing, with Cameron forced to bring forward plans on tax incentives for married couples to avert yet another backbench revolt, and the Lib Dems reportedly pushing for concessions on the tax-free personal allowance in return.
The fellowship package includes a monthly stipend of approximately ?3000, a relocation allowance, and return flight.
Overseas awards include an additional settling-in allowance and return airfare, and any other expenses, where applicable.
Our AmeriCorps VISTA members are asked to serve their communities under conditions of hardship, receiving a poverty-level living allowance in return for their one year commitment of service.
In this paper, it is conjectured that a positive relationship exists between emission allowance spot returns and electricity risk premia within the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme EU ETSS).
Refiners could get the extra allowances in return for cutting carbon emissions by 50percentt at a single point of a vast refinery complex instead of slashing emissions by 50percentt for the entire facility.
