'compile a budget' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creating a budget for a project, organization, or individual. For example: "The team was tasked with compiling a budget for their upcoming event."
Economics Minister Akira Amari said the government would be ready to compile an extra budget later this year should growth in the third quarter stay weak, although any fiscal stimulus would probably not be big enough to have a major impact on the economy, given Japan's dire government finances.
Japan is set to compile an extra budget worth about 4 trillion yen $48.4 billionn) to start reconstruction after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, which also triggered the world's worst nuclear crisis in a quarter century.
Mr. Noda will have to immediately compile a third supplemental budget to pay for the country's recovery from the March disasters.
Mr. Abe and his coalition partner, Natsuo Yamaguchi, the head of the small New Komeito party, agreed on Tuesday to set the inflation target and compile a big stimulus budget, Mr. Yamaguchi told reporters after the two met.
Economists expect the Government to maintain its usual pattern of compiling a supplementary budget next year.
Once you have decided that the parts fit into your budget, compile a list of them so you can buy them.
Donations from nearly 13,000 supporters across the US poured in, topping $175,000, and Bonner used the money – almost half the library's annual budget – to compile a book collection focused on civic engagement, diversity, the history of civil rights and trauma recovery.
Before the Rays became successful, the Oakland Athletics used cutting-edge statistics in the early 2000s to compile a winning team on a shoestring budget.
His government this month approved a budget of 88 billion naira ($595m) to compile a new biometric voters' register, replete with fingerprint records.
Lennox can simply compile a list of wishes not covered in his budget.
