The phrase "how much expenditure" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to inquire about the amount of money that has been spent or will be spent on something. Example: "I'm curious about how much expenditure went into the new company project."
The capital expenditure figures not only provide data on how much expenditure has been made, but also how much firms expect to invest over the coming financial year.
"In a democratic country, there is a fairly transparent regime in place to decide where a government project goes and how much expenditure it will receive, even with some lobbying," Ren Jianming, deputy director of Tsinghua University's Anticorruption and Governance Research Center, was quoted as saying.
These estimates were from the District Level Household Survey (DLHS), and were captured based on two simple questions: 1) How much did it cost you for transportation to the health facility for delivery, and 2) How much expenditure did you incur for delivery excluding transport cost [39].
Commitment to maintaining the Barnett formula, which determines how much public expenditure Scotland gets, is not full fiscal autonomy.
However, it said there were limits to how much more expenditure could be cut or taxes raised.
One way to study the possibilities for insurance expansion is to estimate the WTP for insurance – to find out how much other expenditure people are willing to sacrifice so that they can be insured or, put another way, what value they place on insurance.
For a non-Argentinean, perhaps, it is surprising how much Education expenditures increase with income, a result that originates on the much higher use of private education among higher income levels.
And how about a little more transparency with every funded organisation publishing figures that don't just show income and expenditure but which clearly show how much of that expenditure went directly to artists?
On one slide, he estimated how much extra capital expenditure would be needed to produce extra coffee pods.
Most physicians recognize that regular exercise is a critical component of effective health promotion regimens, but there is substantial disagreement about details, most importantly volume: how much daily caloric expenditure, as physical activity, is desirable.
While it has long been known that Americans are more sedentary at work compared with the farming and manufacturing workers of 50 years ago, the new study is believed to be the first in which anyone has estimated how much daily caloric expenditure has been lost in the workplace.
