The phrase "allowances running" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial allowances, budgets, or ongoing expenses.
Example: "The allowances running for the project have exceeded our initial estimates, requiring us to reassess our budget."
Alternatives: "ongoing allowances" or "current allowances".
When the temperature drops dangerously low, he makes one allowance: running to his car to warm up, until the bell on the line signals a bite.
Instead of American Express cards, give debit cards that run dry when allowance runs out.
When the food allowance ran out, Tatikonda said he would make rough Indian flat breads and eat them with curd.
A measure that must be taken up quickly is a temporary bill to fund the operations of government, because the current stopgap spending allowance runs out on Saturday.
If this happens there may come a point where some heavy users of data services end up having both their cellular and home Internet allowance run out before the end of the month.
I uploaded a few two-year-old photos of me looking smarmy, then swiped right until my "Like" allowance ran out, without ever stopping to look at who I was right-swiping.
The colt, a homebred son of Greek Song, was the only horse of the 11 Preakness starters that already had successfully contested a race over the track: the Preakness Prep, an allowance race run at one-and-one-sixteenth miles at Pimlico a week before the Preakness.
Those allowances could run as high as 40percentt of base salary, the survey found.
When an entity covered by the ETS misses the deadlines for surrendering emission allowances, it runs the risk of triggering enforcement procedures.
In addition, members will get a €50,424 annual allowance to run a constituency office (though some don't have one), attendance allowances of €298 a day, and top-up travel expenses worth hundreds of euros a week: no receipts are needed.
