The word "budgetary" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something related to a budget or to describe an individual or organization's financial resources or constraints. For example: "The company was forced to make cutbacks as a result of their budgetary constraints."
Both the LOC and SAFA adhered to the necessary formalities for the budgetary amendment.
For instance, the budgetary savings could be used to reduce other distorting taxes or to alleviate poverty in a more targeted and efficient way".
It will have increased borrowing powers, to be agreed with the UK government, to support capital investment and ensure budgetary stability.
Sadly, he had to drop the novel's lunar crops on budgetary grounds.
"There's an urgent need to adapt eurozone budgetary planning to shifting realities," said Klau. "Hollande means it when he calls for a refocusing of the crisis-fighting strategy away from austerity alone to include measures to boost growth.
The commission was given strict budgetary guidelines for the options it could present in the report.
In budgetary terms where total expenditure is $424,000m that is a rounding error.
Europe needs to stimulate demand in other ways too, mainly by cutting the member states some budgetary slack.
When it was mooted to the SNP's Nicola Sturgeon last month that Scotland win full budgetary independence – with no London subvention – she understandably blanched.
Even more absurdly, central government's budgetary allocation is only about half of the Ministry of Rural Development's own estimates of the "approved person days as per the labour budget".
Kaletsky thinks the president, whose power is waxing, can now "dictate the broad terms of a budgetary truce" to Republicans, and that "the approaching budget and debt negotiations should prove surprisingly consensual and calm".
