The phrase "all the appropriations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total amount of funds allocated for a specific purpose, often in a financial or governmental context.
Example: "The committee reviewed all the appropriations for the upcoming fiscal year to ensure proper allocation of resources."
Alternatives: "all the allocations" or "all the funding".
If you don't pass a budget on time each year -- and complete all the appropriations bills necessary -- then you don't get paid until the job is done.
"I am telling you this, of all the appropriations clerks, House and Senate, all of them," said a former senior Democratic aide who worked closely with him, "there was nobody as shrewd or full of guile or as politically calculating as Alex Flint.
In the past two years, Congress has taken to lumping all the appropriations bills into one giant bill — this year appropriating six hundred and four billion dollars for this fiscal year and containing all manner of riders that wouldn't make it on their own.
Important measures like the military bill and all the appropriations legislation needed to keep the Government running are in the wings.
The Senate is not likely to complete actions on all of the appropriations bills by Sept. 30, and is expected to pass a continuing resolution to keep spending at this year's levels.
After all, the regular appropriations process consists of 12 separate appropriation bills.
Then by June 10 we were supposed to have passed all the appropriation bills relative to that budget.
It wouldn't take much to create an XSLT just for these tables in the Appropriation Acts, from the XML provided from the API, to extract this data from all the Appropriation Acts, and publish that as Linked Data.
Congress allowed those taxes to expire in 1995, and beginning this year, all the Superfund appropriations are coming from general tax revenues.
"It's all about the appropriation of a male sports icon," said Laura Whitcomb, a designer who in 1993 created the Adidas dress, a shiny column with the three signature side stripes, under her label, Label.
This is despite the fact that the raggare subculture is all about the appropriation of American cars, rock 'n' roll, and tough-guy leather jackets.
