The phrase "active budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or project management, referring to a budget that is currently in use or being actively managed.
Example: "The finance team is closely monitoring the active budget to ensure that all expenditures align with our projected costs."
Alternatives: "current budget" or "operational budget".
NEW YORK investors, however, have some good news: New York City and the state averted potential credit problems in the year after the Sept. 11 attacks because of active budget management and, in the state's case, strong reserves, according to a recent report by Standard & Poor's.
The emergence of anti-establishment and non-traditional political parties and candidates on both sides of the Atlantic is complicating even the most basic elements of economic governance, such as enactment of an active budget in the United States.
Get active on budget line items related to the harbor with the City Council.
Although it could be argued that spongers aren't actively using the sponge 100% of the time that they are foraging, if we subtract time they are at the surface (22%) and estimate that they actively used sponges for only half the time they were submerged (during sponge foraging bouts), their "active" tool-use budget would still be more than 17%.
Key informants involved in the advocacy argued that the ultimate aim of targeting MPs was to make them become active in the budget process, advocating for resources to be allocated to contraceptives (I6, I14).
Within the active state time budget, aging again decreased total percent time spent in locomotion (daily, DC, and LC; P<0.002, 0.0005, not different, respectively), with no effect on feeding, drinking, and other movements.
School administrators said the lagging economy might have spurred residents to become more active in supporting budgets, which directly affect their tax rates.
The OBR estimates that active decisions at budgets since 2010 have increased tax take by around £5bn this year, rising to £10bn next.
A Scottish government spokesman said: The facts are that the latest funding announced this week takes the total budget for active travel in 2015-16 to almost £36 million, a 12percentnt increase on this time last year.
Sustrans, along with other walking and cycling organisations, wants the UK government to commit 5% of the transport budget on active travel, rising to 10% by 2025 in the next comprehensive spending review.
While most economists continued to defend free enterprise and free trade on a microeconomic scale, they rejected traditional views on a macroeconomic level in the postwar period, advocating consumption over saving, fiat money over the gold standard, deficit spending over a balanced budget and active state interventionism over limited government.
