"breakdown budget" is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an analysis of the costs that make up a budget. For example, "The company's breakdown budget for the new project revealed that the majority of the budget was allocated for labor costs."
The message of the Fed chairman's prepared testimony was that a breakdown of budget discipline over both taxes and spending would lead to higher interest rates and slower economic growth in the long run.
Stocks fell in early trading on Monday on news of the breakdown in budget talks, though by a modest 70 points, or 0.5%, on the Dow Jones industrial average.
He began the interview, talking with his usual bravura and staccato pace about the ugly breakdown in budget negotiations — hitting all his talking points, staying, as only he could, relentlessly on message.
Elected mayors would be expected to "trail-blaze" initiatives to prevent social breakdown, using budgets pooled from across the public sector, such as social care and housing, he told delegates to the Tory conference in Birmingham today.
Aides said a program-by-program breakdown of the budget would not be made public until the White House released its 2004 budget request next week.
A detailed budget breakdown outlines how the money will be spent.
There's a useful summary page that details your budget breakdown and tells you how many items on your list you have already purchased.
The Guardian asked the TSB for a full breakdown of its budget, what its funding targets are and how success is measured.
"We ask new students to complete an online induction which contains a budget breakdown so they can see what they are committing to," says Michael Donnan, accommodation manager for the University of East London.
Budget Breakdown Here's a breakdown of the setup I use (based on what I paid), but you can find most of it even cheaper online or used.
