"budgetary allocation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to the amount of money allocated within a budget for a specific purpose or purpose. For example: The company had a limited budgetary allocation for new equipment purchases this year.
In 2013 the health sector absorbed 97.3%% of its allocated budget, which represented a budgetary allocation double of that allocated for the health sector in 2011 when the crisis had just begun (and of which only 60%% had ultimately been disbursed).
There are simple explanations for why decision-makers whose stated objective in budgetary allocation is to avert DALYs at lowest cost fail to actually allocate spending accordingly.
Mr. Modhwadia said that the state had performed badly on several measures in education, including "literacy rate, budgetary allocation and school dropout ratio," compared to other Indian states.
In terms of budgetary allocation, rural energy development has not received a fair share of public investment in comparison to education, rural road construction and health.
The need to have a foundational understanding of such a large budgetary allocation is a critical skill set to fulfill for anyone in business.
There is the "Vote for me as a hilarious protest" candidacy, which is all very well for making a satirical point on election day, but doesn't help to hammer out that difficult budgetary allocation six months down the line.
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".
The total budgetary allocation between 2003 and 2014 is over 7 billion liras (between $3.5 and44 billion depending on fluctuations in currency value), a substantial amount for any government, especially those purporting to be democratic.
This edition confronts issues raised by these developments, including budgetary allocation and staff management, the problems of worker burnout and safety, the changing demographics and growing diversity of the supervising workforce, evidence-based and licensure supervision, and performance appraisal.
Nor is it likely to rise much in the near future, even though the government has promised that education will be spared the budgetary cuts required by the IMF as part of the rescue package.The education minister, Sukhavich Rangsitpol, is famous for his efforts to secure a decent budgetary allocation.
Despite the facility having a budgetary allocation of almost 4 million rupees, or $66,000, for the current financial year, Mr. Dhaneria said that he was waiting for the Delhi government department overseeing his facility to approve a request to purchase new cameras and computers.
