The phrase "average budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial planning, expenditures, or comparisons of costs within a specific context.
Example: "The average budget for a family of four in this area is approximately $3,000 per month."
Alternatives: "typical budget" or "mean budget".
In 2009 2010, the average budget for the research offices was $390,000.
Perfect for the average budget road-tripper, but not always for an extended stay.
Last year the average budget of the top 10 films in Australia was US$127m – a 221% increase.
Barnes & Noble at 82nd Street grossed an estimated $10.3 million last year, eight times the average budget for one of the city's 85 branch libraries.
The average budget for a worldwide top 10 hit in 1995 was $72.8m; last year, it was $146.6m, an increase significantly above inflation.
Its $6.66m annual budget in 2014-15 is nearly double the average budget of the other three teams that made the Women's Final Four this year.
A massive strain on the average budget, the measure was described as a free-market reform to raise funds for a desperately rickety power grid.
The average budget deficit in the 16-country euro area will be 6.4% of GDP this year, rising to 6.9% in 2010, according to the European Commission's forecast.
By 2009, a movement known as New Nollywood had emerged, producing films for six times the average budget and consciously vying for international acclaim.
According to the College Board, nontuition expenses took up over two-thirds of the average budget for community college students in the 2017-18 school year.
Furthermore, the learning outcome was evaluated with analysis of trading performance based on five indicators, including returns on budget, stock's trading amount turnover, profit margin of stock trading amount, average budget utilization rate, and returns on average investment amount.
