"budget share" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the proportion of financial resources allocated to a particular person or project, often as a part of overall budgeting. For example, "The city council has allocated an extra $5 million in the budget share for infrastructure repairs this year."
Donor countries, whose aid makes up 55% of the budget, share these concerns.
Consider this chart That's the budget share of energy purchases for the average consumer over time.
Under the previous framework programme, the UK was second in terms of participant numbers and budget share.
Distinct from previous studies, the key variable of interest is the budget share of alcohol that allows studying the burden of alcohol consumption on drinker's and also on other family members.
Results presented show that an increase in alcohol price is likely to be regressive, especially on the bottom quartile, with a rise in the budget share of alcohol given budget constraint.
According to The Post, the city ranks first in terms of the budget share devoted to administration and last in spending on teachers and instruction.
A key test will be whether he can make investment tradeoffs across service lines, rather than following the traditional practice of protecting each service's budget share.
We discovered that our teams would be working on multiple projects and competing for common resources and budget share in 2016.
With Baghdad withholding the region's 17percentt of budget share, the regional government sought economic independence through hydrocarbons and found a degree of international sympathy, given its role in combatting ISIS and hosting 1.9 million refugees and internally displaced people.
Congress has already lowered peacekeeping payments to 25percentt -- a move seen here as a violation of treaty obligations -- and is now demanding that the regular budget share be reduced to 22percentt.
He said Mr. M'Bow removed him as legal counsel because he opposed the Director General's attempts to sue the United States at the World Court in The Hague for nonpayment of its 1985 budget share after Washington left the organization in 1984.
