The phrase "allowances for certain" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing exceptions or provisions made for specific cases or groups.
Example: "The policy includes allowances for certain individuals who may require additional support."
Alternatives: "provisions for specific" or "exceptions for certain".
Companies are also cutting back on "hardship" allowances for certain posts.
You have to make allowances for certain activities that are key to the industry, otherwise the farmer has no chance.
Klein extended this vision to creating invisible furniture -- air beds and the like -- but made allowances for certain practical considerations.
The TRA also reduced the allowances for certain business expenses, such as business meals, travel, and entertainment, and restricted deductions for certain other expenses.
National income may be derived from the GNP by making allowances for certain non-income costs included in the GNP, mainly the costs of indirect taxes, subsidies, and the consumption of fixed capital (depreciation).
They include mileage allowances for using your own vehicle for business travel, and uniform or work clothes allowances for certain trades.
By studying the variation rules of fouling resistance, the fouling resistance allowance for certain water condition is recommended.
The goods and services tax "is only one aspect of the equation, and it might be difficult for the government to start giving allowance for certain industries, but there are other tax incentives that can be looked at," said Gautam Banerjee, executive chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers Singapore and a member of the Economic Strategies Committee.
For example, favourable company car taxation allowances, subsidies for certain fleet vehicle types (€3-5000 for taxis and delivery vans) and regional/municipality incentives (such as infrastructure provision, additional purchase subsidies and free or priority parking) [26].
