The phrase "ancillary budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a supplementary or additional budget that supports a primary budget or project.
Example: "The ancillary budget for the marketing campaign will cover unexpected expenses that arise during the project."
Alternatives: "supplementary budget" or "additional budget".
While we appreciate that R&D offices have a responsibility to ensure their staff are adequately resourced, we feel that this low budget ancillary study is something that the network could have supported.
The move marks a break from other "traditional" European carriers (think Air France or British Airways,) "which have prided themselves on not burdening passengers with ancillary charges as do the budget carriers," reports Business Traveller.
Then, every couple of years, she'll play an ancillary character in a big-budget movie like "Space Cowboys," in which she is the flirty, tech-talking scientist who throws herself at Tommy Lee Jones's aging astronaut, and all the depth and authenticity she can bring to a part isn't squandered.
Participants in the pilot test study were employees of the hospital and included those who were directly involved (senior management, administration, program managers and directors) and indirectly involved (e.g., front line nurses and physicians, ancillary staff etc). in the 2007/08 budgeting process.
"If they budget $10 million for air travel, and ancillary fees are 10 percent, now they're going to be spending $11 million," Mr. Steiner said.
"Take a minute to really see how a new home payment would fit into your budget and include all of the ancillary expenses as well [such as] insurance, taxes, maintenance, higher utility bills, yard upkeep and HOA dues".
There would be $200 million to repay the city for necessary services and an ancillary $400-million 400-million fund, whicontingencying the total budget to $4.5 billion, according to the mayor.
Postdocs holding first- or second-year Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards will receive small increases in their stipends this year, and NIH has announced a rise in the institutional allowances that pay for all NRSA fellows' health insurance and certain other ancillary expenses, even in a climate of very tight budgets.
For an accountant drawing up a budget, I suppose they'd qualify as ancillaries, but to me they're absolute necessities.
Ancillary revenues are an important and profitable part of any budget carrier's business plan, accounting for nearly a quarter of Ryanair's turnover.
