"fund expenditure" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to money that is spent from a designated fund. Here is an example: The committee approved the fund expenditure to purchase new supplies for the science laboratory.
Medi-Cal, which provides significant financing to public hospitals, is the state's second largest general fund expenditure and must be a part of any budgetary solution.
Social fund expenditure, which is at present system is a series of loans and payments considered a lifeline for the utterly destitute,.
Under her leadership, the city restored the public infrastructure — and the neighborhood — with no general fund expenditure, no impact on services and a substantial disaster contingency fund to help the city weather any future disaster.
The Guarantee Section, by far the larger of the two, was intended to fund expenditure stemming from the application of market and price policies.
Rainy Day Fund expenditures must be approved by a two-thirds majority of both legislative chambers.
Trust fund expenditures and receipts are included, as well as cash payments and receipts involved in loan transactions.
"The costs of Calpers pensions for the state represents 2.2 percent of total general fund expenditures," the agency wrote.
That's well above California's current general fund expenditures for the UC, CSU and community-college systems combined, they note.
He said he was particularly pleased by the budget's proposed increase in the size of California's rainy day fund, to 12.5percentt of the state's general fund expenditures from 5percentt.
The administration's budget analysis for 2000 noted that the trust fund balances are "available to finance future benefit payments and other trust fund expenditures -- but only in a bookkeeping sense.
Thirty years ago, general fund expenditures totaled about $7.43 for every $100 of personal income.
