"budget setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of developing or determining a spending budget. For example, "The company's budget setting process takes into account the needs and priorities of each department."
Equipment and consumables are costly and have a substantial impact on future budget setting.
This involves agreeing on a total cost-of-care budget, setting incentives for quality, and sharing cost savings.
The Archbishop handed over the report to the city council's Labour leader James Alexander, whose colleagues will start matching them with its 2012-14 budget setting.
George Osborne will announce a radical shakeup of the education system in Wednesday's budget, setting out plans to turn every school into an academy by 2022.
For the fundamental strategies see Even-Dar, Mandor and Mansour for the fixed-confidence setting (see also Jamieson and Nowak for a recent short survey) and Audibert, Bubeck and Munos for the fixed budget setting.
Similarly, as the biggest recipient of regional aid, Poland wants a larger EU budget, setting itself against big countries, like Britain, that want a cut.Blessed are the meekPoland cannot be both preacher and supplicant.
Set a budget - Setting your budget is the first important step so that you know exactly how much you can spend this holiday season.
Such opportunities forgone may also be non-diagnostic and in a fixed-budget setting, an increase in expenditure on diagnosis may dictate reduced expenditure on another activity, such as treatment.
Bill Randall, the council leader, says they approach this week's budget-setting meeting "in pretty good shape".
Tonight's debate is part of York's budget-setting process which goes to full council on 23 February.
Cable's call for greater public transparency in the national budget-setting process reflects the tensions between the two coalition parties over economic policy and some of the differences of emphasis within the Liberal Democrats.
