The phrase "financial budget" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to the monetary aspect or allocation of funds in a plan or proposal. Example: The company's financial budget for the upcoming fiscal year includes a significant increase in marketing expenses to boost sales.
"There are times when you have to balance the financial budget against the carbon budget".
His legal team is shrinking as the archdiocese limits its financial budget for his appeal.
"Van Goghs are very difficult because of the financial budget required".
This sounds suspiciously like a line-item financial budget, the sort that most people hate keeping.
In the model, a firm makes its capacity decision under a financial budget constraint at the beginning of the planning horizon which embraces n market periods.
Make sure you've created a financial budget (see above), and have accounted for winter break and summer expenses.
She was named circulation financial budget manager in 1994 and financial planning manager for circulation and marketing in 1996.
And just like a financial budget, a body budget needs to be kept balanced in order to be healthy.
I admired the quickening sense, which hovers over this book, that Ms. Proulx has not just a financial budget but a time budget as well.
The main goal of this work is to provide an optimal location planning design for recycling urban solid wastes that fall within the financial budget agreed between the municipal government and the National Bank for Economic and Social Development.
The combination of CE and C4D, both relying on the control of the movements of ions in an electrical field, can be realizable even with a modest financial budget and limited experimental skills and expertise.
