"general expenditure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to spending for a variety of purposes, for example, "the company has drastically reduced its general expenditure in recent months".
It fixes the payments and salaries, and controls the general expenditure.
Two deputy director posts followed, at general expenditure policy and as head of the productivity team.
Incredibly, a "general expenditure allowance" to cover office expenses is paid as a lump sum directly into MEP bank accounts.
The idea is that customers are able to ringfence their cash into two wallets – for rent and utility bills, say – and know that the money left behind is there for general expenditure.
They are also apt, if the earmarked tax is intended to meet only part of a service's costs, to reduce general expenditure on that service leaving it no better off.
He went on in 2003-04 to run GEP – general expenditure policy – which put him in charge of the public expenditure spreadsheet and the usually fraught negotiations between Brown and his rivals in other parts of Whitehall.
I have two Chase Visa accounts, one I use for Google AdWords and one for general expenditures.
Japan's deficit yawned larger and larger in the 1990's, like the gaping jaws of an alligator, with 13percentt of general expenditures going to social security payments and 20percenttoto debt service.
Account books for the Ellicottville Office in Cattaraugus County; correspondence and records including amounts paid on principal and interest, general expenditures, notes on improvements, and other material including land contracts and deed books for Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, and Wyoming Counties.
Thanks to an infusion of federal aid, largely from the stimulus, states saw their general revenues decrease by only 1.4 percent — but general expenditures by state governments rose by 3 percent.
The central government earmarked 262.22 million RMB of central general expenditures in 2011.
