The phrase "expenditure stream" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the money that is being spent or allocated in a particular direction or area. For example: The new government policy will create an expenditure stream into education and healthcare.
The Keynesian model of effective demand consists essentially of three spending streams: consumption expenditures, investment expenditures, and government expenditures, each of which is independently determined.
Attempts have been made to include flow duration and total expenditure of stream power, in combination with peak unit stream power, as important variables, but there has been minimal exploration of this hydraulic combination.
The problem, of course, with the unbundling of content in this manner is that you'll soon reach the point where your monthly expenditures on streaming video are no longer cheaper than cable TV.
Netflix pointed out that despite planning a major increase in its original content budget, it would still represent less than 10% of the company's overall global content expenditure on rights to stream TV and films.
We calculate the present value of expected costs by discounting the stream of expenditures at a rate of three percent, as recommended by the World Health Organization [41].
A government sector is introduced in the following way: it taxes capital and labor incomes with the same tax code, capital depreciation is completely deductible, and tax revenues are used to finance an exogenous stream of public expenditure, (G_t ), which (for the sake of analytical convenience) is expressed as a constant proportion, (gamma >0), of aggregate output (i.e. (G_t =gamma Y_t)).
"Sapient is a 'crown jewel,' a one of a kind company born in the technology space with strengths in marketing, communications, consulting and omni-channel commerce, all of which are equally important to best help clients achieve their digital transformation," Lévy gushed, adding that it will also expand the group into new markets, bring additional revenue streams, and consolidate expenditure.
As will be discussed below, the steeper the gradient or slope of a stream, the greater its expenditure of power on the streambed.
Despite the exponential growth in stream restoration projects and expenditures, there has been no evaluation to date of the efficacy of urban stream restoration projects in enhancing nitrogen retention or in altering the underlying ecosystem metabolism that controls instream nitrogen consumption.
In the UK, many governmental funding streams cover indirect research expenditure, such as building maintenance, university administration and library services.
