"determined budget" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
Example: The company is working with a determined budget to complete the project within the set time frame.
How do we determine budget allocation?
But I have yet to see any coherent explanation of why these longer-run concerns should determine budget policy right now.
The sum is worked out using the Barnett formula, and it is also used to determine budget allocations to Scotland and Wales.
But its work is an important prelude to final, determining budget decisions.
Yet Krugman says in his most recent column that "I have yet to see any coherent explanation of why these longer-run concerns should determine budget policy right now".
The aim of this study was to determine budget impact of conversion from cyclosporine (CsA) to sirolimus (SRL) in renal transplant therapy (RTT) from the perspective of insurance organizations in Iran.
Creative-writing programs attract students (good for public universities, where enrollment may determine budgets), but, contrary to what many people assume, they are not generally cash cows.
The hospital system in Canada is exceptional; the scheme determines budgets for general hospitals that remain in the hands of not-for-profit agencies.
The 41 elected watchdogs one for each of the police forces in England and Wales outside London—have the power to set priorities, determine budgets and council-tax precepts, as well as to hire and fire chief constables.
The PCCs one for each of the 41 police forces in England and Wales outside London will, like the appointed multi-member authorities they are replacing, set priorities, determine budgets and council-tax precepts, and hire and fire the chief constable.
The commissioners will replace police authorities, with the power to determine budgets and hire and fire chief constables.
