The phrase "achieve budget" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of meeting or staying within a budget, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Our goal this quarter is to achieve budget, ensuring we do not overspend on any projects."
Alternatives: "meet budget" or "stay within budget".
We knew they wanted to achieve budget balance by 2018-19.
States have rainy-day funds to achieve budget balance in hard times.
Classical results in economics show that no truthful mechanism can achieve budget balance and efficiency simultaneously.
The government's medium-term fiscal strategy is to achieve budget surpluses, on average, over the course of the economic cycle.
"She showed some of us that the way to improve growth and keep inflation low was to have a long-term program to achieve budget balance and lower money growth," recalls Allan Meltzer, a conservative economic historian.
But Senator Robert C. Byrd, Democrat of West Virginia and a longtime defender of Senate precedents, created complex rules to deter lawmakers from using reconciliation to make new policy rather than to achieve budget savings.
It's usually easier to achieve budgeted expenses than budgeted revenues, but even here, surprises can develop.
He came to appreciate that the science of achieving budget numbers was not possible without the art of storytelling.
"Building in incentives like this could lead to under-treatment in the name of achieving budget underspends, and in doing so seriously undermine patient-GP relations.
Companies that achieve their revenue budgets in Q1 through Q3 and miss in Q4 may even feel they're planning effectively by achieving budget in three out of four, or 75percentt, of the quarters.
Spanish-language networks say they have struggled for years to achieve advertising budget parity with the broader media marketplace.
