The phrase "activities budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a financial plan that outlines the expected costs associated with specific activities or events.
Example: "We need to finalize the activities budget for the upcoming conference to ensure we stay within our financial limits."
Alternatives: "event budget" or "program budget".
Officials at the State University of New York at Stony Brook have disbanded the student government and taken control of its $2 million activities budget, charging the student group with inefficiency and mismanagement of money.
Although sources of nutrients and mercury exist that are not directly related to human activities, budget studies and studies of the historical records available in sediment cores clearly reveal the great impact of human disposal of these constituents in lakes.
Tuesday's headline announcing major increases in next year's student activities budget to $300,000 is welcome news ["Provost Grants $300K in Funds for Student Activities Next Year", March 31].
Preliminary estimates show that after four years, assuming the student government is able to put about $25,000 a year into the fund, the endowment could contribute $2,000 a year to the $750,000 student activities budget — a savings of less than a dollar for each of Wesleyan's 2,860 undergraduates.
Tour prices include lodgings (plus tents, cooking utensils and stoves when camping), group-prepared meals, transportation from the start of the tour to the end, the services of a guide and a group activities budget.
IEC activities' budget was calculated to be USD 51,000.
Al-Shabaab asked agencies to disclose project details, including specific activities, budgets and staff member names.
The teachers claimed that they had limited involvement in school strategic planning activities, budgeting and personnel development.
The records include general information on the purpose and functionality of country coordination groups, as well as correspondence and materials related to activities, budgets, country work, formation, monthly mailings, planning and priorities, policy discussions, structure, and training.
Quality and consistency are essential: make sure your planned activity, budget and impact stack up and are consistent.
Enclosure complexity significantly influences activity budget and occurrence of stereotypic behaviours, highlighting the importance of appropriate enclosure design and enrichment for the welfare of captive bears.
