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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allowance will be lost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the potential forfeiture of a financial allowance or benefit.
Example: "If the application is not submitted by the deadline, the allowance will be lost."
Alternatives: "allowance will be forfeited" or "allowance will be revoked."
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The allowance will be lost altogether for those with income above £140,000.
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Friends will be lost.
"Jobs will be lost.
That will be lost".
Otherwise, trust will be lost.
How much will be lost?
More jobs will be lost.
Virginity will be lost.
We'll be losing that".
A new enterprise allowance will be created.
From April 2015 there will be a new transferable tax allowance for married couples, and an "uprating mechanism" will be introduced to ensure the transferable tax allowance will be increased in line with the personal allowance.
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