The phrase "how much budget" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing financial matters or planning for a project or event. Here is an example: "We need to decide how much budget we have for the new marketing campaign before we can start making plans."
How much budget they have for your type of product?
"How many people work for our atomic agency, how much budget does it have?
Include laboratory needs (how much budget you need for equipment, how many grad assistants, etc). to start up the research.
These optimization models provide recommendations as to how much budget to invest in systems engineering on proposals and how to allocate that budget across various systems engineering activities and to contributors with various skill levels.
The commitment to an economic recovery package, however vague at this point, underscored how much budget politics have changed since the attack.
"We don't know how much it will cost, how much budget money will be spent," said Eka Gigauri of Transparency International, an anticorruption group that April 11 released a new study documenting violation of landowners' rights by state development projects.
Deutsche Telekom, Europe's largest telephone company, said it might cut its capital expenditure budget to stop its debt from increasing further, though it did not specify how much the budget might be reduced.
As Eccleshare admits, there are things that, no matter how much over budget, cannot be resisted.
But Jones cheerfully denies that he ever has arguments with himself about how much video budget or tour support his band are allowed by his label.
He won't even talk to people in the street about how much this budget is hurting them let alone face their anger at the ballot box.
