"completed budget" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a budget that has been finished or finalized, in contrast to a draft or preliminary budget. Example: The company presented its completed budget for the next fiscal year at the shareholders meeting.
A completed budget sheet that details how requested funding will be used and lists other sources of support, committed and requested.
Without a completed budget for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1, the House and Senate today approved a third stopgap spending measure to keep the government running at current levels through Oct. 20.
Until comprehensive content for this page is completed, budget related questions should be directed to Michelle Lyon, phone (607) 255-3114, or Hei Hei Depew, phone (607) 255-5304.
A dispute over how Connecticut can best avoid future budget crises flared into a battle of wills that paralyzed the General Assembly in the final hours of its annual session Wednesday, leaving the state without a completed budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
The plans will be considered by the council executive on 23 January, before a series of consultations take place, and the completed budget is due to be approved on 6 March.
Elsewhere in the administration, officials are racing to complete budget options for the Obama team, without knowing whether they will be accepted or rejected.
The Morse Courthouse was completed on budget and on time, but due to budget cuts, elements including a rooftop reflecting pool and etching of the Bill of Rights onto the exterior were removed from the project.
Auditors also reviewed four contracts that were not completed within budget and found that they were $26.6 million over their budget of $56.5 million.
The span — twice as long as any suspension bridge previously built — was completed below budget and ahead of schedule.
