The phrase "allowance to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the opportunity or permission to make improvements in a certain area, such as personal development or project management.
Example: "The company has given us an allowance to improve our processes, which will help increase efficiency."
Alternatives: "opportunity to enhance" or "permission to develop".
But some landlords are being squeezed by the one-two punch of the recession and lower-priced sublet space and are offering such incentives as one to two months of no rent and a more generous work allowance for tenants to improve their space.
The time window allowance hardly contributes to improve the performance due to the small number of detections obtained by the systems when aiming to maximize ATWV performance.
Where landlords might have put up $65 to $70 a square foot in allowances for tenants to improve their spaces, they are now offering $55 to $60. "It started to look like the tables were going to turn," said Michael Cohen, the president for the tristate region for the real estate broker Colliers International and an owner of Class A and B office space in Manhattan.
Executives at multiple suppliers, in interviews, said that Hewlett-Packard and others allowed them slightly more profits and other allowances if they were used to improve worker conditions.
Compared with international rates for doctors, however, there will still be a 'pull' factor of higher pay elsewhere, no matter how many personal allowances are added to pay to improve retention in Ghana.
The £440m this would save would be largely re-invested in a new means-tested training allowance for young people who are seeking to improve their qualifications (who currently get no support at all).
These results are valuable both for traders of EU allowances and for those policy makers seeking to improve the design of the European Union ETS.
These results indicate that heuristic can be readily adopted by any firm that is required to procure emissions allowances via open markets in an effort to improve the firm's profitability.
In the shorter term, although the government of Zambia has already begun working to make practical improvements to existing schemes (such as updating the amounts of allowances and other financial incentives), there remains room to improve others.
Within the public sector, a variety of financial and non-financial initiatives (such as the Hospital Revitalisation Programme, Rural and Scarce Skills Allowance, and Occupation Specific Dispensation) have been implemented in order to improve issues of motivation and retention.
