'maintenance expenditure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the costs of keeping something in good condition. For example, "The company had a large maintenance expenditure in order to maintain their factory building."
In March, some road maintenance expenditure will be reclassified as investment rather than current spending.
McIntosh, who is an honorary ADA vice-president, said that "we are falling woefully short on maintenance expenditure".
"The government will increase maintenance expenditure in England by £40m per year, and deliver even more flood defence schemes – including investing over £150m in Leeds, York, Calder Valley, Carlisle and wider Cumbria".
The results indicate that FMEA is helpful to identify critical facilities; the RBM strategy can increase the reliability of high-risk facilities, and corrective maintenance is the preferred approach for low-risk facilities to reduce maintenance expenditure.
Accordingly, taking necessary measures seemed to be affected by house maintenance expenditure, house value and perceived responsibility of central government directly, whereas perceived losses and having children were likely to increase the reluctance of respondents.
"The decrease in expenditure is due mainly to increased income generation, the deferral of property maintenance expenditure and the implementation of a pay freeze.
The economic analysis has been based on Discounted cash flow method tanking into account operative and maintenance expenditures.
Mr. Tonko charged that the reason for the spending differences was that the utility earned profit on its capital investment but not on its maintenance expenditures.
Data envelopment analysis benchmarking can identify the gains in operating and maintenance expenditures, re-engineering capital and associated expenditures, and scale expansion.
The entire amount of such operation and maintenance expenditures qualifies, even if none or only a portion of the original cost of the capital asset itself qualified.
It has been estimated that at least 30% of the maintenance expenditures of large refineries and chemical plants are spent on pump repairs.
