The phrase "budget release" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act of making a budget available or releasing funds allocated for a specific purpose. Example: The government announced a budget release for the construction of new schools in the underprivileged areas.
That seems a part of the psychology behind President Obama's budget release.
While the group is likely to also discuss gun-safety and immigration legislation, the timing of Mr. Obama's budget release is all but certain to make it a prime topic.
On the fiscal front, President Obama's budget release on Wednesday will add a third set of tax-and-spending plans to a Republican version that has passed the House and a Democratic one that passed the Senate.
According to US ticketing service Fandango, the former film is the most anticipated big budget release of 2016, ahead of Pixar sequel Finding Dory and superhero smackdowns Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice and Captain America: Civil War.
On behalf of the people, I would like to say that, if elected, we promise to balance the budget, release Mitt Romney's tax returns and pass a law against driving to Canada with an Irish setter tied to the roof of the car.
The budget release noted that estimates of the value of the financial assets already acquired by the government suggest that the Treasury "will get back approximately two-thirds of the money spent purchasing such assets — so the net cost to the government is roughly 33 cents on the dollar".
This year's budget, released on February 2nd, was no different.
Trump's first proposed budget, released in March, eliminates A.R.C.
The number will be disclosed in a budget released when the session opens, she said.
But the budget released last week isn't a blueprint — it's a political document.
The Republican budget released on Tuesday is a daring one in many ways.
