"budget moves" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to decisions made or actions taken related to a budget. For example: "The recent budget moves are going to have a significant impact on our department."
The budget moves into surplus in boom times in order to finance the deficits during busts.
There is perhaps more to be cut, but the Greek government already faces regular civil discontent over the wrenching budget moves it's adopted over the past year.
A1 Budget Moves in Albany State lawmakers were studying details of the gargantuan budget bills negotiated by their leaders and were to begin voting on the bills today.
In his statements, budget moves and quiet administrative actions, Mr. Christie has taken strong positions on abortion and medical marijuana; while his positions on these issues had been clear, he had said or done little about them.
Yet the Bush administration's proposed military budget moves in a different and more dangerous direction by seeking a sharp increase in the funds for research on two new kinds of nuclear bombs.
What Spratt was worried about is a hard-won consensus on the federal budget which took the better part of two decades to build… Clinton's budget moves greatly strengthened the Democratic Party-which, as recently as seven years ago, was thought to be dying-by making it look like the political home of sound economics and prosperity.
The budget moved into deficit in 2002 and stayed there for the rest of the decade.
America's budget moved sharply into deficit, whereas Europe's public finances have seen less change.
The surprise in the budget move is that everyone but banks considered the matter already settled.
The Australian Medical Association has come out strongly against the budget move to cut grants to the states for hospital funding.
But Kellogg doubled its ad budget, moved aggressively into radio advertising, and heavily pushed its new cereal, Rice Krispies.
