The phrase "design budget" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the budget specifically allocated for the design aspect of a project or task. Example: The company's design budget for the new product launch was $50,000, allowing for a sleek and modern packaging design.
The design budget was tiny, but luckily our young designer Colin Richmond is an extremely imaginative man, and since I also paint and draw, I felt I could at least trust my visual sense.
We were arguing about the design budget and I said, 'Calm down' and he didn't.
It is an ensemble of modernist boxes squeezing art, and even a little drama, from a relatively meager design budget.
(What design budget there was seems to have gone into buying one of those highly accomplished Japanese toilets).
"It's absolutely not true the design budget has been cut by more than half," the spokesman said.
Luckily, all the characters are played by eight-inch-tall marionettes; otherwise the set design budget would have been a monster.
"Aida" and "La Traviata" are two of the Met's most cherished operas; the house has lavished on them its finest singers, its most staggering design budgets.
The new design, budgeted at less than a third of the original $80 million, will be a perfectly nice place to view art — or host a party.
With the triumph of abstraction and, relatedly, the collapse of ballet-company design budgets, shows such as "Mad Tristan" became a matter for the history books.
In England, schools that become academies have more freedom over many ways in which they operate, including curriculum design, budgets, staffing issues and the shape of the academic year.
Nearby, the recently revamped Artmore Hotel is also drawing in the hip set with comfortably modern design, budget-friendly rates, and its popular "Studio Lounge" and outdoor courtyard. .
