The phrase 'develop budget' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it if you are talking about creating a plan for how to spend money. For example, "The finance team needs to develop a budget for next year's projects."
A trim, white-haired man who drives a Bentley convertible, Mr. Bennis helped develop budgets and schedules for relocation and renovation work for his clients.
The Human Resources Administration will announce a pilot project today to use a new software program intended to help low-income families develop budgets and financial plans that will set them on the road to self-sufficiency.
They will also drive the onboarding and hiring of sales team members and develop budgets, forecasts and performance reviews.
But some of them are beginning to develop budgets to deal with pollution and these are being recognized in the report.
Finance managers develop budgets for new services and patient representatives, clinicians and service managers from other departments may also be involved in case development.
The intervention emphasised value for money by comparing foods on a cost per kilogram basis and provided resources for participants to develop budgeting, cooking and shopping skills.
During the planning process for fiscal year 2005 2006, districts were asked to develop budgets and work plans for health activities according to a specific set of guidelines.
They noted that public health agencies "develop budgets to allocate funding perceived as based on need, but traditionally, lacking quantitative analysis to support these complicated decisions" (Honoré et al. 2010).
Organizational and administrative skills enable you to develop budgets, track payroll, monitor employee performance, develop business strategies and much more.
Meetings in Abu Dhabi this month started developing budget priorities and a work program — including a debut at the Copenhagen climate change summit in December, where the agency will be a host to a renewable energy conference.
