'different expenditures' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to things that require spending money, such as taxes, utility bills, or other expenses. For example, "The couple needed to budget for their different expenditures carefully in order to make ends meet."
Vivienne Westwood's designs are eminently suitable for older women – her new campaign features Leslie Winer, an older model, and she has three different ranges to suit different expenditures: Anglomania, Red Label and Gold Label.
b) Aspect II (Cost): Different maintenance strategies have different expenditures on hardware, software and personnel training.
The third step is the allocation of resources among children's different expenditures.
Previous studies have suggested that differences in self-reported health status between private and public insured population exhibit different expenditure patterns and health outcomes [ 15, 16].
The different expenditure categories were also unaffected by the program's introduction.
We also compared the mean allocation to different expenditure categories (e.g. food, education health etc) at baseline and at follow-up among operated cases.
Similar analysis between different expenditure groups was done for urban and rural HHs separately.
The degree of institutionalisation of different expenditure tracking varied widely by country, but for the most part NHAs were not institutionalised within any domestic governmental structure.
For specific subgroups, such as for patients with end-stage renal disease, different expenditure caps were defined such that it created a similar "exposure above group mean expenditures" [ 19].
Having three values for k, rather than one, allows more flexibility in defining the outlier households at different expenditure cut-off points and permits testing the sensitivity of the results.
The purpose of this paper is to assess the affect of these various policy changes on (i) the pattern of medical provider choice for rural Vietnamese residents, and (ii) the factors that affect the choice of healthcare provider and the allocation of household expenditure to different (types of) healthcare provider for different expenditure groups.
