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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a low budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a project, production, or activity that has limited financial resources available.
Example: "The film was made on a low budget, which required the crew to be creative with their resources."
Alternatives: "a tight budget" or "limited funds".
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James: A low budget wedding.
We had no star leads and a low budget".
Nothing really, a low budget little film no one's seen.
"We had a low budget," said Mr. Buday, 45.
Bob Fontaine, the former scouting director, drafted well for years despite a low budget.
The main challenge on a low budget is keeping some variety in your diet.
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A low-budget picture.
(It was a low-budget production).
A low-budget music video found its way onto MTV.
They started making a low-budget pornographic film.
This is a low-budget production, sometimes playfully so.
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