The phrase "allowances in addition to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing extra allowances or benefits that are provided alongside something else, typically in a financial or policy context.
Example: "Employees will receive allowances in addition to their base salary to cover travel expenses."
Alternatives: "allowances alongside" or "allowances plus".
The other oddity in Bailey's pay package is his £440,000 annual cash "allowance" in addition to his £1.1m salary.
The previously unrevealed allowance is in addition to the $250,000-a-year salary that Chancellor Robert L. King receives.
We have mandatory reporting laws, physician's emergency certificates, and other legal allowances or requirements in addition to the Tarasoff rule.
Critical algorithm features include short seed sequences, the allowance of mismatches, and the allowance of gapped alignments in addition to splice junction gaps.
The insurance company said the amounts included bonuses, family allowances and other perks in addition to salary – an explanation that did not diminish public anger.
We have found that the use of shorter seeds, allowance of mismatches within seeds, and the allowance for alignment gaps in addition to splice junctions are essential for sensitive read mapping.
The payment could take the form of a monthly allowance, paid in cash in addition to salary but not taken into account when bonuses are allocated.
However, the rail executive warned that the data should be treated with caution, because for journeys of less than 20 minutes the official standard-class passenger capacity figure includes an allowance for people standing in addition to the number of seats.
Members of the Council receive a monthly salary of about $12,000, in addition to allowances for staff members and administration that total almost $1.3 million over a four-year term.
[CO1] In addition to allowances, respondents suggested that the state of the facilities in rural areas was often lacking.
