The phrase "absolute expenditures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or budgeting to refer to total spending without considering any relative measures or comparisons.
Example: "The company's absolute expenditures for the year exceeded their initial budget projections."
Alternatives: "total spending" or "overall expenses".
In case of absolute expenditure on delivery care, the age of women, the number of previous pregnancies, place of delivery emerge as significantly associated factors.
In comparison with Scheduled Castes (SCs) / Scheduled Tribes (STs) (β = 0) and OBCs (β = 0.092), the absolute expenditure on ANCs is significantly higher among General Castes (β = 0.819, p < 0.01).
Compared to Government hospital (β = 0), the absolute expenditure on delivery in Government aided hospital (β = 0.597, p < 0.01) and private hospital (β = 1.951, p < 0.001) is significantly higher.
For instance, we found that although absolute expenditure in higher income families is much higher compared to low-income families, in the case of CME, it is much higher in lower income families compared to higher income families.
In Rwanda, despite a sharp increase in absolute public expenditures on RH between 2002 and 2006, RH spending represented only 5%% of total public health expenditures in 2006 [ 45].
Both absolute energy expenditure and energy expenditure normalized for body mass were lower in severely cachectic C-26-tumor-bearing mice during the dark cycle and when the light and dark cycles were averaged, compared with PBS controls (P<0.05; Fig. 5C,D).
The Russian Federation, China, France and the United Kingdom round out the top five countries in terms of spending (though, as Howard Steven Friedman points out, absolute spending is not the only way to measure military expenditures).
Specifically, while traditional media types of DTCA expenditure has been diminishing, eDTCA expenditure has experienced three-digit percentage growth, though admittedly remains much lower in absolute spending compared to other historically dominant sub-categories of DTCA (primarily TV broadcast).
The absolute maternity expenditure was increasing with increase in age of the women.
