"depleted budget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a budget that has been used up or exhausted, either due to wasteful spending or because the budget was not large enough to cover necessary expenses. For example, "The school district had a depleted budget, forcing them to make cuts to educational programming."
More rates cuts, he says, are coming.Mr Swan, meanwhile, faced a problem: how to underwrite two of Ms Gillard's pet projects from a depleted budget.
But while the instruments "are not [relatively] expensive," says Moore, NASA's depleted budget may make that impossible.
It's an economic drain on governments with already badly depleted budgets.
And in the struggle to balance depleted budgets, Indiana and other states, like Kansas, North Carolina, Oregon, South Dakota and West Virginia have called for cuts on many fronts in recent years, including for state schools for the deaf — a group of institutions with long, rich traditions.
At the same time, the rapid advancements of AI are doubled by the effort of defunded universities to find economic solutions to balance depleted budgets.
AMCD depletes budget and resources in the summer time for which they allocate moneys for strengthening aerial and land treatments as much as manpower.
Inflation will deplete budgets further.
The city's historically problematic police department has been depleted by budget cuts, overwhelmed by crime, and plagued by decades of mismanagement and recklessness.
We must get started right away by passing a Main Street recovery plan that will get Americans back to work and provide immediate relief to families and workers struggling with long-term unemployment and depleted state budgets.
This would deplete the budget by a further $3.53 billion over the same four-year period," his report says.
Many business owners give AdWords pay-per-click marketing a try and quickly throw their hands up in defeat as they deplete their budget quickly and have nothing to show for it.
