"confirmed budget" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a budget that has been officially approved and agreed upon by a company, organization, or individual. Example: The marketing team presented their proposal for the upcoming campaign, including a detailed breakdown of the confirmed budget for advertising, social media, and events.
The money Britain spent hosting a global summit, headed by William Hague and Angelina Jolie, to end sexual violence in conflicts was five times higher than the entire confirmed budget the UK has dedicated to tackling rape in war zones this year.
So it might be best if applicants discover before, rather than after they've signed up, that the 2014 summit which constitutes the main, Hague-Jolie claim to in-practice expertise, cost £5.2m: five times more, the Observer reported, than the entire confirmed budget the UK dedicated to tackling rape in war zones the following year.
In 1994, the old tax-and-spend barons were ejected from Congress; in 1996 Mr Clinton, now a (more-or-less) confirmed budget-balancer, ended the automatic federal entitlement to welfare.
Once confirmed as budget director, Mr. Lew had to hit the ground running, simultaneously negotiating with agencies over budget cuts and lawmakers over the tax deal.
When confirmed as budget director in 2010, he sold the investment at a loss, for $54,418.
Two members of the expenditure review committee of cabinet, Mathias Cormann and Josh Frydenberg, confirmed during budget week that their wives had accessed two paid parental leave schemes.
Two economic ministers, Mathias Cormann and Josh Frydenberg, confirmed during budget week that their wives had accessed two paid parental leave schemes, conduct the government was intent on categorising as "double-dipping" or a "rort".
Two members of the expenditure review committee of cabinet, Mathias Cormann and Josh Frydenberg, confirmed during budget week that their wives had accessed two paid parental leave schemes, conduct other ministers had categorised as "double-dipping" or a "rort".
Mayor Ros Jones confirmed her budget plan of last October, saying the council "cannot stay the same".
Meanwhile Blaenau Gwent councillors have approved £10m of cuts and a council tax increase of 4.6% as they confirmed their budget.
The mid year economic update confirms the budget problem, again.
