The phrase "a time when budgetary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific period or situation related to financial planning or constraints.
Example: "We need to reflect on a time when budgetary constraints forced us to make difficult decisions."
Alternatives: "a period of financial" or "an era of budgetary".
But at a time when many libraries are facing budgetary constraints, can they really afford to erase fines, even if they represent a small portion of their revenue?
All was not lost as the ONR contract allowed the department to attract Jacob Wolfowitz and Jack Kiefer at a time when Cornell was experiencing great budgetary difficulties.
U-Va. is in an enviable financial situation at a time when many public universities are under budgetary strain.
These purely discretionary payments occurred at a time when the city faced millions in budgetary shortfalls.
In a time when education and research are suffering budgetary constraints, introducing a sequencing based course into undergraduate training was high risk, but has returned high rewards.
His remarks caused such a stir that he quickly withdrew them and reaffirmed his, and Germany's, commitment to the pact as it exists.But the pact is acting to constrain German budgetary policy at a time when some relaxation would make sense in economic terms.
In addition to individual suffering, the medical and public health costs associated with WNV average >$40,000 per case (34 ) at a time when many health agencies are facing serious budgetary shortfalls.
"We came in to rebuild national security, with an administration that I think wants to rebuild national security, at a time when you have a relative prosperity and a budgetary surplus," Representative Duncan Hunter, a Republican from California who sits on the House Armed Services Committee, said in a recent hearing.
At a time when there are serious challenges facing the military – budgetary constraints, changing strategic mandates, draw-down in Afghanistan and an evolving pivot to the Far East – the extraordinary attention paid to a country that is far down on the list of Pentagon priorities makes little sense.
"At a time when the television industry is facing cutbacks and budgetary constraints, it is vital that the industry joins together to consider its future position and the Edinburgh International TV Festival is the ideal place for this to happen," said Elaine Bedell, MGEITF advisory chair and director of entertainment and comedy at ITV.
