The part of a sentence "fill the deficit" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make up for a shortage or lack in something, usually in terms of finances or resources. Example: The government needs to come up with a plan to fill the deficit in the national budget.
Cutting it simply will not fill the deficit hole.
To calm nerves and fill the deficit hole, the government is getting creative.
The regulator has started legal proceedings against Green and Dominic Chappell, the former owners of BHS, in an attempt to fill the deficit.
The Pensions Regulator has started legal proceedings against Green and Chappell in an attempt to force them to fill the deficit.
It is not clear whether he has the votes to pass it and, worse, whether it will fill the deficit, which is $1.4 billion and rising, in the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's budget.
Councils in Wales have had their funding from the Welsh government cut, and many are looking to increases in council tax to fill the deficit.
Many of the medicines developed in the last century were derived from naturally occurring molecules (natural products) found in sources including plants, bacteria, and fungi; as the discovery of these drugs slowed, man-made molecules have not filled the deficit.
This deterrent would be a fine from The Pensions Regulator (TPR) worth three times the amount it believes a company or individual should contribute towards filling the deficit in a pension scheme.
Trump may have other ideas for filling the deficit hole his tax proposal would create, but the center said it had to rely on sparse information about Trump's budget plans.
The government is cutting state-controlled healthcare and filling the deficit by allowing of tax money to pay for outsourced, privately controlled health care, operating under market forces. .
The government is cutting state-controlled healthcare and filling the deficit by allowing of tax money to pay for out-sourced, private-controlled health care, operating under market forces. .
