The phrase "addition to the budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or increases to a financial plan or budget.
Example: "We need to consider the addition to the budget for the upcoming project to ensure we have enough resources."
Alternatives: "increase in the budget" or "supplement to the budget".
In addition to the budget problems of the central government, 17 regional governments are also struggling to meet deficit targets.
In addition to the budget bill, lawmakers sought to dispose of a few other issues as the Congressional year drew to a close.
In addition to the budget constraints, designers are not allowed to do major renovations to the structure of the room (unless the homeowner has specifically indicated plans to take on such a project).
Next year, Italy has €306 billion of bonds and bills coming due, around a fifth of its stock of capital-market debt, in addition to the budget deficit it has to finance.
Mr. Lamont said Mrs. Rell and the Democratic-controlled legislature are more intent on gamesmanship than confronting what even some Republican legislators privately concede: in addition to the budget cuts proposed by the governor, tax increases and labor concessions must be part of the mix.
In addition to the budget cuts, the 2011 school year was also the start of the state's transition to a new accountability system based on more rigorous student assessments that for the first time will be linked to graduation requirements and students' final grades.
Then the revenue picture for the state will become clearer and serious talks about additions to the budget might have a better chance of success.
Of the $228 million in additions to the budget since January, Mr. McDonough said the governor had asked for $85 million in extra school aid, but that lawmakers had come up with the other $143 million.
Additions to the budget will be paid for by higher tax-revenue estimates and other service reductions, mainly in the form of across-the-board administrative cuts at city agencies.
The latest changes were made only after Italy's president, Giorgio Napolitano, stretched his prerogatives to the limit by demanding additions to the budget "capable of reinforcing its efficacy and credibility".
