The phrase "as expenditures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial matters, particularly in the context of categorizing or analyzing costs or spending.
Example: "The budget report outlines the projected costs as expenditures for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "in terms of spending" or "regarding costs".
I have analyzed how various legislative institutions affect public policy outputs such as expenditures and budgeting.
As expenditures on domestic products rise, domestic employment tends to do likewise.
"The cost of the program was going up at the same rate as expenditures, and no progress was being made.
The major part of income goes back to the business sector as expenditures on consumption goods; the remainder is allocated by households to saving.
A special calculation would keep the initial poverty rate in line with the current one to avoid alarming politicians, but the new poverty rate would fluctuate more than the current one as expenditures rose and fell with the business cycle.
The two dissenters, Justices Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia, provided no surprise in stating their longstanding view that contributions, as well as expenditures, were subject to the strictest constitutional scrutiny.
The BBC annual report, just published, carries for the first time regional licence fee figures as well as expenditure.
The trade deficit was particularly sizable from 1960 to 1965 as expenditure on development rose, reaching a peak in 1966.
The households, finally, dispose of their income in two ways: as expenditure on consumption goods and as saving.
The related expenses are roughly at the same level as expenditure linked to cable laying and they heavily influence the final design of the internal network.
Germany's discretionary reaction was very modest in this dimension as expenditure only increased by 2percentt.
