The phrase "allowances received" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial matters, such as income, benefits, or compensation received.
Example: "The report detailed the allowances received by employees over the past year."
Alternatives: "benefits obtained" or "payments received".
Income is also considered as a predictor variable to determine whether participation in entrepreneurship is in any way explained by the monthly income of the student or cash allowance received.
(Manipur 20) This theme was connected to both an appreciation of the allowance received as compensation for their travel and childcare costs, and a growing awareness of their collective ability to form self help groups for income generation.
The department said in a statement: "It's important that people claiming Employment Support Allowance receive all the support and benefits they are entitled to.
Less than a quarter of "parents with care" who are on income support or jobseekers allowance receive the maintenance payments that are due.
Burbank's council members don't get a car allowance, receive approximately $1,360 less redevelopment pay per month than their counterparts in Glendale and are not compensated for housing authority meetings.
The importance of allowances has received increased focus and Ridde claims that health workers concern about maximising allowances may compromise the quality of health care [ 56].
At the time, Shaltmira and her crew dressed in clothing they made themselves, never having any money except the paltry allowances they received from their parents.
For example, one Ugandan mid-level official claimed that he did not use his salary for 2 years because of the allowances he received.
The main reason that could be attributed to the perceived reduction in income just after the abolition of user fees was a reduction in allowances they received.
