The phrase "adequately budgeted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial planning or resource allocation to indicate that something has been sufficiently allocated funds.
Example: "The project was adequately budgeted, ensuring that all necessary resources were available for its successful completion."
Alternatives: "sufficiently funded" or "properly allocated".
We emphasize that our protocol was preplanned, adequately budgeted, and technically supported to disseminate the e-form via the PDA.
Therefore, trialists might consider ensuring such straightforward methods are adequately budgeted in for in their trial grant applications.
The Thai programme's monitoring model is not without challenges, however, particularly in relation to workload, travel logistics and ensuring monitoring activities are adequately budgeted for.
As with any other service, the cost of pathology expertise should be included in grant proposals to ensure that it is adequately budgeted for.
Each requires a different process of triangulation and synthesis, and each requires sufficient time and input from the multidisciplinary team that must be adequately budgeted and planned by evaluators and evaluation commissioners.
He tantalizingly points out that reversing all of the Bush tax cuts, including for the middle class, would come close to restoring an adequately balanced budget over the next 10 years.
Property taxes fail to adequately finance school budgets and a steady stream of state and federally mandated programs.
Individuals who fail to budget adequately are equally closely monitored by bank managers and credit agencies, and those with complicated affairs can draw upon skilled professional help.
Critics do not consider the new budget adequately progressive.
The CFNBI workshops are thus meant to capacitate children with skills to actively participate in budgeting processes at various levels of government as a way of ensuring that their needs are adequately met through the budget, thus promoting children's rights," Muradzikwa said.
The Bank was piling all sorts of loans on to Latin American governments, whose failure to strengthen their budget positions adequately was a major cause of debt crises in Argentina, Brazil and elsewhere.
