The phrase "accumulated expenditure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the total amount of money that has been spent over a certain period.
Example: "The company's accumulated expenditure over the last fiscal year has significantly impacted its cash flow."
Alternatives: "total expenses" or "cumulative spending".
This amounts to 84% of total accumulated PPI expenditure.
The average child in the Medicaid program in Texas in 2010 accumulated annual Medicaid expenditures totaling US$1,866; expenditures for children receiving PCS in their homes averaged almost 20 times that amount (US$36,314).
In addition, the present study shows the value of combined heart rate/accelerometry in revealing not only total 24-h physical activity thermogenic responses but also temporal changes in physical activity patterns (ie, when and how overall energy expenditure is accumulated).
There is evidence that only a part of the company's depreciation reserve, accumulated over and above expenditures for repairs and property maintenance, reaches approximately $500,000or over 40percentnt.
BAT utilizes accumulated fatty acids for energy expenditure; hence it is seen as one of the possible alternates to the current treatment.
Under the program, the state pays the full cost, beyond ordinary expenditures, for re moving accumulated trash and refuse that endangers welfare, health and safety of urban residents.
Dissaving behaviour is an action where spending is greater than income thereby reducing already accumulated savings, leading or borrowing to finance the expenditure [ 19].
Dissaving behaviour is any action where spending is greater than income thereby reducing already accumulated savings or leading to borrowing to finance the expenditure [ 17].
However, preliminary evaluation suggests that control youth with DKA admissions accumulated sufficient costs over 24 months and that expenditures on MST may be justified by potential for savings.
Between 2004 and 2009, ALMP expenditure grew continuously at an average annual rate of 5.8%, reaching an accumulated growth of 32.5% and a total spending of US$176.5 billion (PPP) in the 5 years to 2009.
