The phrase "allowance setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, budgeting, or resource allocation where a specific allowance is being determined or established.
Example: "The committee will discuss the allowance setting for the upcoming fiscal year during the next meeting."
Alternatives: "budget allocation" or "funding determination".
To open up access and remove the deterrence of debt, a higher education maintenance allowance set at £2,000 a year should be introduced.
ISAs have proven to be hugely popular and with the cash element of the allowance set to rise to £5,880 from April, they are an attractively straightforward way to shelter some of your savings from the taxman.
"Those three words are the legal authority for the chairman or anyone connected therewith to receive the allowance set in the schedule," Candice Giove, a spokeswoman for the I.D.C., said.
The party calculates that the lowest earners would receive slightly lower bills thanks to changes at Westminster level to the personal allowance set in train by the previous Tory-Lib Dem government.
A hospice's total annual reimbursement cannot exceed the product of the number of patients it serves and a per-patient allowance set by the government each year ($21,410 in 2007).
They keep the list overnight and slyly hand it off to the volunteers the next day; they also relay the day's allowance set by U.S. officials: a number somewhere between thirty and ninety people, who are then allowed to move ahead to a credible-fear screening, in San Diego.
It hopes to find permanent housing for these residents soon, but the monthly $215 housing allowance set by the state for people on public assistance — which covers the rent for many three-quarter-house residents — is too low to pay for much of anything.
Each card can have a specific allowance set for it.
Came home, designed line of stuffed Himalayan cats and other toy animals before creating Beanie Babies: understuffed toy animals affordably priced for the allowance set.
The change means that as people turn 65, they will not be entitled to the higher personal allowance set aside for most pensioners.
