The phrase "expenditure items" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to individual components or categories of expenses within a larger budget or financial statement. Example: "The company's annual financial report listed various expenditure items, including marketing expenses, rent, and employee salaries."
The West is the primary consumer of narcotics and the major seller of arms -- the largest revenue and expenditure items, respectively, in the balance of payments of armed organizations.
Some of the expenditure items EU countries report as aid do not translate into a real transfer of resources to developing countries or, ultimately, to people who are poor and marginalised, the report has found.
"A lot of expenditure items are long-term or social policy commitments, like education, health, welfare and pensions, that cannot be reduced quickly," says Mario Arcelli, an Italian economist.In order to reduce the stock of government debt to 60% of GDP by 2007, Italy needs average economic growth of 2.5% and an average budget surplus of 2.5% of GDP every year.
Second, the IS was especially designed to collect data on major expenditure items.
The multiple-case study method is applied to conduct an in-depth analysis on expenditure items of implementing OSC against conventional construction methods in China.
Maintenance cost is one of the main expenditure items for the firm, which can reach 15 70% of production costs, varying according to the type of industry [39].
Apart from food consumption, the category that includes housing, electricity, gas, and water represents the second largest expenditure item.
Additionally, they are directly affected by the fact that a cut in the policy-induced expenditure item (unemployment benefits and the public sector wage bill) immediately decreases expenditures.
In the 2010 budget of €141.5 billion, the largest single expenditure item is "cohesion & competitiveness" with around 45% of the total budget.
Up to 90% of the population in LMICs purchase medicines through out-of-pocket payments, making medicines the largest family expenditure item after food.
Medications were by far the most expensive expenditure item; the average spending on them before the intervention was six to seven times greater than the spending on consultations.
