"make expenditure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about incurring costs, generally ones associated with running a business or organization. Example sentence: We need to make expenditures to purchase materials for the construction project.
Furthermore, such self-regulation has required companies to make expenditure and undertake commitments addressing political and social pressures on business.
When looking at where governments and organizations make expenditure cuts, "safe bets" include R&D because cutting R&D expenditure does not have an immediate effect on consumer demand nor is R&D expenditure tied to the immediate production of goods.
Faced with financial pressures, households will have to make expenditure decisions that, again, have the potential to negatively impact on the welfare of children in the household.
Together with the Council, amend the Stability Pact to make expenditure on education and training count as investment, thereby eliminating it from the calculation of the debt ratio.
Congress has already authorized funding, committed us to make expenditures.
According to a "mission statement," which Helmsley signed on March 1, 2004, the trust was to make expenditures for "purposes related to the provision of care for dogs".
It will also bring new pressure on states to improve their disclosure rules, experts said, since those rules will be one of the only ways left to regulate how corporations and other groups make expenditures in local races.
Improvements to each facet require we make expenditures.
"Congress has already authorized funding, committed us to make expenditures," he said.
It must be conceded that, in many cases, a high corporation income tax induces management to make expenditures which prudent judgment would avoid.
This position directly conflicts with the statutory requirement in the Internal Revenue Code that a section 501(c)(4) group must make expenditures "exclusively" for "social welfare" purposes.
