The phrase "ability to budget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's financial skills or capacity to manage money effectively.
Example: "Her ability to budget has helped her save for a new car."
Alternatives: "skill in budgeting" or "capacity for financial planning."
These approaches differ in their resolution and ability to budget the major components of the fine-sediment cascade in glaciated environments.
More needs to be done to help people appreciate the changes that they face, and how they will affect their lives and their ability to budget.
"We are concerned about management's ability to budget and execute on its business plan," complained Mark Husson, an industry analyst at Merrill Lynch.
Yes, with alcohol and cash, we are thinking the most vulnerable Australians, Indigenous or non-Indigenous, can opt into this card, improve their short term decisions, give them the ability to budget and get into employment and into action.
The care, precision, deliberation and ability to budget and manage time while keeping an eye on the big picture that go into maintaining a big singing career these days are excellent traits for an administrator and programmer, and I've been increasingly admiring of Fleming's ventures like the American Voices festival at the Kennedy Center, or the ongoing "Voices" recitals that it spawned.
One of the perks of being debt free (aside from my mortgage) and hard work is the ability to budget for amazing experiences like this.
For instance, he said, state law prohibits districts from putting more than 4percentt of their budget into a general reserve fund — a cap that school officials have said could hamper their ability to avert budget problems in the future.
But that plan depends in part on the administration's ability to identify budget cuts elsewhere.
"Benefits to consumers include the ability to plan, budget and pay for certain elective health care procedures over time".
Rich economies with big trade surpluses and the ability to sustain budget deficits — most notably Germany — need to spend more, not less, at home and abroad.
Chote said the government's ability to deliver budget surpluses further into the future would also depend in part on how it deals with the challenges of an ageing population, "which will put upward pressure on spending on health, long-term care and the state pension".
