The phrase "allowances of points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the allocation or distribution of points, such as in scoring systems or assessments.
Example: "In this game, players receive allowances of points based on their performance in each round."
Alternatives: "points allocation" or "points distribution".
Under the old points plan, all participants were given daily and weekly allowances of points, based on their particular bodies, and each food, from apples to pepperoni pizzas, was given a point value, based primarily on the number of calories it contained, with slight adjustments for fat (bad) and fiber (good).
For over a century, editors and publishers and producers — at least the more enlightened ones — have gone out of their way to make allowances for opposing points of view.
This allows unlimited, or a generous allowance of, free ATM and point-of-sale transactions.
§ 21.4 Fees and allowances of fact witnesses.
Ministers justify the reduction in capital allowances by pointing to cuts in the headline rate of corporation tax.
But there would also be measures to ensure landlords were not unfairly punished, including capital gains tax allowances at the point of sale.
Informants also reported on unfairness and lack of transparency in processing payment of their entitled allowances, pointing out that often payment is done to seniors excluding juniors, and those at the remote facilities are unpaid without any explanation.
They include dealing with the 60 per cent income tax rate between £100,000 and £121,200 (caused by the phasing out of the personal allowance between those points), revaluing houses for council tax, cutting stamp duty and moving from fuel tax to congestion charging.
Defenders of the allowance point out that most ministers and other clergy are considered self-employed and so pay higher tax rates than other workers.
A design strategy, counter to the traditional focus, points to the allowance of sustainable forest harvesting, as a means of more effectively preventing deforestation in the Tropics.
Proponents of keeping a generous allowance for businesses point out that Germany's export-oriented companies are in fierce competition with countries that protect businesses similarly.
