The phrase "adherence to budget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing financial management, project planning, or any context where staying within a specified budget is important.
Example: "The project's success was largely due to our strict adherence to budget, which allowed us to allocate resources effectively."
Alternatives: "compliance with budget" or "sticking to budget".
And it demands adherence to a budget that comes out of the $4 million a year allocated to production costs.
But the reality is the slavish adherence to a budget surplus has utterly outgrown the benefits such a move might produce even in terms of keeping our AAA credit rating.
Mr. Hollande has sought to move the debate in Europe toward how to best restart flagging economies, as Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has been pressing for strict adherence to European budget rules.
House leaders, especially Representatives Tom DeLay of Texas, the majority leader, and Bill Thomas of California, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee and co-chairman of the conference committee, have so far insisted on both the lower inflation adjustment and adherence to the Balanced Budget Act cuts, maintaining that the hospitals can absorb them.
Using data from 575 members, leaders, and managers of 145 software development projects, results show that teamwork quality is associated with team efficiency (i.e., adherence to schedule and budget) only in projects posing high task innovativeness.
The International Energy Agency reckons that, if governments act to compel adherence to the "carbon budget" necessary to have a chance of holding the planet to only a 3.6 F rise in temperature from pre-industrial levels, it will cause Big Oil and Big Coal to lose about $1 trillion a year.
Throughout the car are reminders of the engineers' adherence to a squeaky-tight budget, aimed at holding the starting price to Tata's promise of 100,000 rupees, or $2,054.
After the implementation of the decentralized drug budget, adherence to guidelines increased continuously.
Italy's soon-to-be prime minister may also find that European Union partners who appreciated Letta's adherence to the bloc's strict budget rules are less impressed by his suggestion that a promise of structural reforms should get Italy room to loosen borrowing limits.
