The phrase "ever-increasing budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a budget that is continuously growing or expanding over time.
Example: "The company has been struggling to manage its ever-increasing budget, which has led to financial strain."
Alternatives: "constantly rising budget" or "continuously expanding budget."
So any new government will have to decide how to sort the system out, and what to do about the ever-increasing budget.
Also in 2009 Brown's efforts to stimulate the economy produced an ever-increasing budget deficit, which weighed down the prime minister's poll ratings as a general election loomed.
FP7 (Seventh Framework Programme) is the main instrument at the moment for this and has an ever-increasing budget until 2013.
Television became an especially attractive alternative, Mr. Cameron said, because of the increasing pressure that came with the ever-increasing budgets for his movies.
Still, proponents contend that the cameras have become a valuable tool for protecting the public at a time when police departments are stretched thin under ever increasing budget constraints.
Due to ever increasing budget pressures, local decision makers are forced to focus on short-run results.
In the current automotive market, the increasing demand for improved vehicle refinement has led to vehicle manufacturers dedicating ever increasing budgets to the reduction of airborne and structure borne noise.
Another reason for the contentious nature of defense budget discussions is that 63 years of ever-increasing defense budgets has fomented a military-industrial complex that constantly lobbies for billion-dollar defense projects.
With virtually no oversight from Congress and an ever-increasing and unquestioned budget, Secure Communities accomplishes the exact opposite of what it was intended to do.
Those fees provide a sizable, and ever-increasing, portion of FDA's budget.
Students nationwide will protest ever-increasing student debt and continued budget cuts.
