The phrase "allowed expenditures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, finance, or regulations where certain expenses are permitted.
Example: "The company has outlined the allowed expenditures for the upcoming project to ensure compliance with the budget."
Alternatives: "permitted expenses" or "approved costs".
This allowed expenditure incurred in planting, protecting and maintaining shelterbelts and woodlots, to be charged against income for tax purposes.
The amount of the Section 179 deduction, which allows expenditures on capital items like factory equipment to be written off immediately rather than depreciated gradually, has been raised to $500,000 from $125,000.
Make sure that all your bills and debt payments are accounted for before allowing expenditures into luxuries.
The High Speed Rail (Preparation) Bill would allow expenditure on construction and design on the HS2 project "quicker than otherwise possible".
37 Unconditional elasticities allow expenditure on a group to change in response to a price change within that group.
Drayton McLane Jr., the Astros' owner, had allowed extra expenditures this year to fortify them for a pennant run, but they haven't even been running in place.
For example, despite austerity advocates' dubious intellectual foundation, we have allowed public expenditures to slip in all sorts of areas, including those necessary for ensuring a future of shared prosperity.
This allowed certain expenditure related to the cost of promoting New Zealand goods and services abroad, and incurred outside New Zealand, to be eligible for a tax refund of 67.5 cents to the dollar.
The Supreme Court specifically said that the Citizens United ruling was about allowing corporate expenditures through independent campaign groups.
But Congress and the administration must avoid allowing these expenditures to become excuses for cutbacks in other vital programs for children, health care and the environment, as some in Washington have suggested.
