The phrase "a large budget shortfall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial issues, particularly when there is a significant deficit in a budget.
Example: "Due to unexpected expenses, the organization is facing a large budget shortfall this fiscal year."
Alternatives: "a significant budget deficit" or "a substantial budget gap."
With the state now facing a large budget shortfall, Texas officials want a waiver that gives the state greater flexibility with Medicaid.
Last year, though, North Carolina, facing a large budget shortfall, raised a variety of state taxes by roughly a billion dollars.
Colorado, a state with a large budget shortfall, has given low-income students the opportunity to participate in helping the state ameliorate its financial crisis by foregoing free breakfasts.
They were joined for part of the time by Chief Financial Officer Natwar Gandhi, perhaps signaling that Gray and Henderson are already grappling with issues related to the District's large budget shortfall.
Kansas did not see a surge in growth after making cuts, and it has suffered a series of large budget shortfalls.
But this would require a significant increase in funds at a time when both city and state face large budget shortfalls.
Richard W. Hurd, a professor of labor relations at Cornell, said New York shared the same basic characteristic as other states where governors went to war with public unions — namely, a budget to balance in the short term and large budget shortfalls projected over the longer term.
State and local governments continue to face large budget shortfalls.
"This is a basic issue of fairness and integrity," said Mr Obama.Island RevenueThe same thought has struck politicians in other Western countries, particularly ones with large budget shortfalls.
He worries that the financial outlook will become even worse, with the prospect of payment cuts from state governments that are facing large budget shortfalls.
Like counties across the state, Westchester has faced large budget shortfalls as the economy struggled and the cost of state programs -- like health insurance for the poor under the federal Medicaid program -- have increased dramatically.
