The phrase "advance budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial planning or project management, typically referring to a budget that is prepared ahead of time.
Example: "Before we start the project, we need to finalize the advance budget to ensure we have sufficient funds allocated."
Alternatives: "preliminary budget" or "provisional budget".
The spokesman for the House Budget Committee, Conor Sweeney, would not confirm that the figure was fixed, saying only that the committee was "on track and on schedule to advance the budget next week".
"And, I think you are going to see him advance a budget that will help localities, and help the state as well, in particular the property tax burden on taxpayers across the state".
He adds: "It is also a good tactic to arrange your meeting well in advance of budgeting so that your boss can factor it in".
By a vote of 21 to 16, the committee advanced a budget reconciliation bill, essentially a legislative shell that will contain the crucial revisions to the health care measure adopted by the Senate on Dec. 24.
In his written testimony, Lehmann makes a case for delivery via robots and drones, with the hopes that Congress will consider advancing a budget that "prioritizes improving STEM teaching and supportive active learning; Expanding access to rigorous STEM courses; addressing bias and expanding opportunities for underrepresented students in STEM".
WASHINGTON ― Without a single Democrat voting in support, the House narrowly advanced a budget blueprint on Friday intended to be the eventual vehicle for gutting Obamacare.
A GOP leadership aide told HuffPost on Wednesday that we should assume Republicans have "looked into all the options," and advancing the budget with a $1.040 trillion top-line, the aide said, would come at the expense of "a lot" of the defense hawks, "probably all" of the appropriators, and "most" of the moderate members in the so-called Tuesday Group.
