The phrase "acceptable expenditure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, finance, or accounting to refer to expenses that are deemed permissible or reasonable.
Example: "The committee reviewed the budget and determined that the proposed travel costs were an acceptable expenditure."
Alternatives: "permissible expense" or "approved spending".
The difference between reported and acceptable median expenditure on medicines differed by 3.6 times ($160 versus $45) for HSUs of MOH and 2.3 times ($250 versus $110) for HSUs of PrivI.
"In the current climate and Aurigny's financial situation, to try to put forward a business case which is acceptable for an expenditure which may or may not result in a benefit would not be an easy thing to do".
Figure 2 shows that acceptable amount of expenditures on consultation, medicines and laboratory tests vary between institutions (note that only health services users who had to pay for services were included in this analysis).
Ergo, expenditure is acceptable.
The LQI is applied to quantify the societal willingness-to-pay, which is an acceptable level of public expenditure in exchange for a reduction in the risk of death that results in improved life-quality.
Harmonization of the two indicators provides the opportunity to stratify (categorize) households in the sample into different states of food security based on acceptable thresholds for food expenditure and dietary diversity score.
And while by one measure it increases spending by only 4.5percentt, by another equally acceptable measure it raises expenditures by a substantial 9.3percentt.
If it is found to be faulty, the investigation must consider what this is costing in terms of plant inefficiency and the expenditure to reach acceptable standards.
It was not acceptable to use last year's expenditure as a benchmark for this year's budgeted costs, and then only to have to justify the increase in that expenditure.
