The phrase "amount allowing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a quantity that permits or enables something, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The budget is set at a level amount allowing for additional expenses."
Alternatives: "amount permitting" or "quantity enabling".
The proposal would have increased the amount of the revaluation to the exemption amount, allowing up to a $3.5 million adjustment.
Such an agency would guarantee claims above a set amount, allowing private reinsurers to calculate their risks more accurately and set competitive, profitable premium rates.
The arrival time of the waves differs by a tiny amount, allowing us to confirm that they move at the speed of light, but not allowing us to constrain the location of the signal very well on the sky.
To fix the problem after the husband died, William Wollard, a lawyer with his own practice in McKinney, Texas, recommended the wife disclaim (or turn down) the entire $3.5 million exemption amount, allowing it to pass under state law, estate-tax free to the couple's three adult sons.
Since portability only applies to deaths after Dec. 31, 2010, it doesn't help the Texan's family.To fix the problem after the husband died, William Wollard, a lawyer with his own practice in McKinney, Texas, recommended the wife disclaim (or turn down) the entire exemption amount, allowing it to pass under state law to the couple's three adult sons.
The documentary film, Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony, was funded several times over its requested Kickstarter amount, allowing the filmmakers to expand the scope of the project.
The fine is the maximum amount allowed by law.
He has contributed twenty-three hundred dollars to Giuliani, the maximum amount allowed for an individual donor.
Each would go in and open an account for one yen, which was the lowest amount allowed.
Mr. Farmer has contributed money to five Democratic presidential candidates this year, including the maximum amount allowed to Mr. Obama, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Edwards.
INCREASE SAVINGS Ideally, the two advisers want their clients to save the maximum amount allowed in accounts like 401 k)'s.
