The phrase "lesser budget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to compare two budgets to indicate that one budget is smaller than the other. For example, "This project requires a lesser budget than our last project."
With this location the bar could be over-priced, but there's been a real attempt to make it inclusive: children are welcome and those on lesser budgets won't feel out of place.
The films were found to be amorphous, hydrogenated, compact, presents high deposition rates and needs lesser thermal budget.
Unlike lesser big-budget bands who accidentally fall off stages or get fat and ugly, the Stones just keep on rolling, seemingly indestructible boulders that once set in motion can make an exciting mess of things.
This was a democratic first for the Titanic: lesser cruise ships offered budget passengers only straw to sleep on.
Another measure of the lesser threat from federal budget deficits is the size of the marketable public debt sold by the Treasury and the overall fixed-income market.
This is how the debate over the economic stimulus played out, and, to a lesser extent, the federal budget as well.
He also sat for lesser periods on the Joint Economic, Budget and Ethics committees.
Moore does not shirk or simplify the complexity of the issues she faced: not just the economy, inflation, the nationalised industries and the trade unions, but also Rhodesia, Northern Ireland, Britain's European budget contribution and lesser episodes like the Iranian embassy siege and the unmasking of Anthony Blunt.
And in one of the lesser tax proposals in the budget released this week, President Bush offers a tax break for what must be a very small group of taxpayers: those who support their grandchildren even though the kids are independently wealthy or earning a substantial income on their own.
