"fiscal data" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to financial information such as budgets, revenues, expenses, and other financial data related to a specific period or fiscal year. Example: The government's analysis of fiscal data shows a decrease in tax revenue over the past year.
The office would analyze fiscal data from the mayor's administration.
Waving reams of fiscal data, a small man in a gray suit charged the barricades of Palestinian reform here today.
WHY has the national statistics bureau of Greece had trouble determining up-to-date fiscal data?
A strike by workers at the national statistics bureau has made it difficult to get up-to-date fiscal data.
The revenue problem first appeared as one of those arcane bits of fiscal data that make the average citizen's eyes glaze over.
We'll be exploring which countries are ahead in releasing fiscal data and making it useful and usable for their citizens and what the next steps will be.
Alongside Susenas, we assembled data from the 2011 national village census (Potensi desa, or Podes) and government fiscal information.
According to the latest year-on-year numbers from the Bureau of Justice Statistics which are different from the fiscal-year data touted by Holder California, New York, and North Carolina both shed thousands of inmates in 2013.
As final data on fiscal stimulus packages during the recent economic crisis are now available, it is possible to shed light on this relationship.
Data typically used to build SAMs include an input output (IO) matrix of the economy, national accounts, fiscal accounts, trade data, other balance-of-payments information, and surveys providing information on the composition of household income and expenditures.
In terms of reliability, the fiscal year 2002 incident data we used were quite similar to fiscal years 1999 2001.
