The phrase 'considered discretionary' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to spending or decisions that are at the discretion of a particular person or group. For example, "The company has allocated a budget of $20,000 for this project, with any additional expenses considered discretionary."
For all three, a household pays at least $130 a month in fees, all of it once considered discretionary.
11 world, many Americans have made it plain that eating away from home should no longer be considered discretionary.
Because EMBAs are usually paid for by companies as a sop to their high-potential employees, and are thus often considered discretionary spend, application figures can be viewed as an economic bellwether.
As wireless, mobile phone and other contracts become more vital to people's ability to work and communicate, fewer expenses are considered discretionary.
Getting to the development goals has to be compatible with core business interests; otherwise much of this activity will be relegated to adjunct units that are considered discretionary, and are first on the chopping block during cost-cutting phases.
In contrast to the situation in the developed world, where art is often considered discretionary, Faisal Abu Alhayjaa described art and culture in Palestine as "essential like water and bread".
The difference rises to 30 percent when considering discretionary projects alone.
We did not consider discretionary sodium use, as the purpose of this study was focused on the sodium intake from (processed) foods.
"Dining out is generally considered a discretionary item," said Richard D. Rippe, the chief economist at Prudential Securities.
In most companies, new product development is considered a discretionary expense and is viewed this way because of the tendency toward shorter-range focus on profitability.
The error term signifies the component of accruals that cannot be explained by a firm's economic changes and is therefore considered the discretionary part of accruals.
