"budgeted spending" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the planned or allotted amount of money that is expected to be spent for a particular purpose or time period. Example: The government's budgeted spending for education has increased by 10% this year.
In 2009, when the economy shrank by 15%, budgeted spending rose by 35%, he says.
Last week the government said that it would chop a massive 16 billion reais off this year's budgeted spending in order to hit the target.
Total budgeted spending in fiscal 2009 (which began five months ago) will reach nearly $4 trillion, or nearly 30% of American GDP.
The oil price at which Russia can finance budgeted spending without borrowing has increased from just $34 a barrel in 2007 to above $100 for the years ahead.More than anything, says Natalia Orlova of Alfa Bank, the hazard of stagnation is the "lost opportunity" to make the economy more robust.
His American lawyer said that Mr Aristide, a popular but divisive figure, wants to return home "as soon as he can .Brazil's new government announced cuts of 50 billion reais ($30 billion) in budgeted spending for 2011, as it seeks to cool an overheated economy.
Mr Chidambaram's predecessor as finance minister, Manmohan Singh, exceeded budgeted spending limits by 60 billion-100 billion rupees ($1.7 billion-2.8 billion-2.8 billiont three years in power, and so his to keep running faster to stay in the same fiscalastace.
I.B.M. has one of the corporate world's largest research budgets, spending some $6 billion a year.
Typical for government then as now, Newcomb went way over budget, spending close to $500,000.
China ranks second in the world's biggest defence budgets (spending some $76 billion) and also boasts the largest armed forces.
But by his last budget, spending more than tripled to $540 million, but Mr. Clinton says that was far from enough.
The US has by far the world's largest military budget, spending $600bn on defence last year.
