"expenditure pattern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the way in which money is spent; for example, "The company analyzed its expenditure pattern to better understand its budgeting decisions."
In short, one need not adapt his expenditure pattern to his income pattern so long as he can borrow or lend.
Thus, the whole expenditure pattern of the households has to be examined.
An effort has also been made to study the expenditure pattern among the households which is presented below.
Because this expenditure pattern may be associated with lower food intake toward the end of the month, it is important to develop a tool that can assess the weekly diets of SNAP participants.
When the income level is low, the expenditure pattern should logically be expected to be low as well (granted that the family does not take loans to meet its expenses and fall into further financial stringency).
The major determinants of natural disaster impact on economic systems are per capita income, size of economy, government expenditure pattern, institutional capacity, and ability for mobilization of resources (Noy 2009).
It looked at the expenditure patterns of 20,000 people who use the service, and found that those who buy music spend an average of £12 a month, while those who indulge in takeaways typically spend £37 a month on them.
Expenditure patterns vary radically across countries, particularly between rich and poor countries.Second, how best to measure global output depends on the purpose of the measurement.
The structure of trade and expenditure patterns that emerge also match a range of empirical findings.
Variables which explain remittance receipt but are uncorrelated with the expenditure patterns have to be employed.
Variables that may "explain" migration may also be correlated with household expenditure patterns.
