The phrase "a possible budget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential financial plans or estimates that may be considered for a project or situation.
Example: "Before we finalize our plans, we should review a possible budget to ensure we stay within our financial limits."
Alternatives: "an estimated budget" or "a tentative budget".
The action avoided a possible budget showdown during the Republican National Convention.
In 2006 it suggested a possible budget of several hundred million dollars to potential donors.
Despite a possible budget deficit, California's Governor-elect, Gray Davis, plans to grant state workers two raises over the next two years, a spokesman said today.
As Mr. Florio comes to the end of his first year in office, he is facing a possible budget shortfall of $600 million.
Ignoring the White House's overtures to Speaker John Boehner last summer about a possible budget deal — a deal he helped to sink — he accused Obama of doing "nothing" to tackle the national debt, or the entitlements crisis.
And congressional leaders have begun negotiations on a possible budget agreement that would decrease federal spending by up to thirty-three billion dollars — the largest single-year cut in U.S. history.
Figure 1 illustrates this point by comparing greedy seed selection (assuming perfect link information) and mean random-seeding performance across all possible budgets in a 100-node network.
While working as an adviser to Mr Brown in the Treasury, he helped oversee a list of possible budget policies, reviewing them from every tactical and economic angle.That cautiously methodological approach, though ideal in a policy adviser, has hampered Mr Miliband's attempts to make his analysis of the British economy resonate with voters.
Finally, assuming that CERA achieves a market share of 40%, Walsh et al 45 calculated a possible ESA budget reduction by 15% in five EU countries based on a United Kingdom budget impact model.
"It is just so so cool," architect Stephen Tompkins said, "a real gem achieved on the tightest possible budget.
He had clashed with the trustees over a possible $52 million budget deficit and the hiring of the for-profit Edison Schools Inc. to run several schools.
