The phrase "allowance volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to measurements, limits, or quantities, often in technical or financial discussions.
Example: "The allowance volume for this project must not exceed the specified limits to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "permissible volume" or "allocated volume".
In order to offset the limitations of the proposed increasing block tariffs, the regulator should adopt some complementary measures, such as applying appropriate policies targeting the intended consumers, and allowing large families to obtain extra allowance of volume.
Crew volume allowance in spacecraft is contrasted with passenger volume allowance on commercial, business, and military aircraft.
As this article argues, the overcapacity has come about as a result of two things: recession (which has pushed down industrial demand for carbon, even though the volume of carbon allowances is fixed for 2013-20) and one-off factors such as an increase in the number of carbon auctions.
And the greater the volatility in the carbon allowance and offset market - and the larger the volume of offsets allowed - the more trading, arbitrage, and speculation these firms can benefit from.
For the results to have quantitative meaning, the urine values must include allowance for the large daily differences in urine volume.
The prices that Coca-Cola Enterprises commanded for each case of soft drinks, less promotional allowances to retailers, fell 0.5percentt from the prior quarter, and volume grew 3.5percentt.
Reassessments of employment support allowance (ESA) have been suspended as Atos grinds to a halt under the sheer volume of new applications, reassessments, and transfers from old benefits – and the new personal independence payment (PIP) assessments.
Other input data to the Excel VBA model such as volume of patients, salary rate of CPs and CPTs, vacation and holiday allowances, and others were retrieved from the databases of VA Boston Healthcare System.
