The phrase "current expenditures for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to discuss money being spent in the present time. For example: "Current expenditures for advertising are higher than expected."
Exposure to compulsory drug detention was also associated with greater current expenditure for drugs.
Two complementary indicators of economic hardships capturing self-reported economic difficulties were included; (ii) inability to meet expenses (difficulties in managing current expenditure for food, rent, bills, etc. during the past 12 months) and (iii) lacking cash reserves (not being able to get hold of 15 000 SEK (about 1600 Euros) within a week if needed).
The proposed budget calls for flat spending that will require a $1.26 million cut in current expenditures to compensate for cuts in state aid, new mandates and other costs.
In terms of how remittances are being used by recipients, the United Nations Population Fund reported that roughly 90% of remittances received are used for current expenditures (UNFPA and FLACSO 2008).
If current expenditures are large, fee for service may have serious negative impacts on utilization and on the economic well-being of Bangladeshi households.
Meanwhile, the current expenditure budget for higher education has been cut by €16 million, and the capital expenditure budget has been cut by €24 million.
Per capita costs in both settings were unsustainable, representing more than Uganda's Primary Health Care Services current expenditures per person per year for all health services.
The administrative budget traditionally deals only with current expenditures; in many countries, some items are regarded as inappropriate for inclusion because they finance capital expenditures or are loans to other public bodies.
If the Obama administration covers more people with government-supplied or government-subsidized insurance, the political support will broaden for generous benefits, their continuation and, indeed, expansion of current expenditures.
