"operating expenditure" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the expenses incurred in the day-to-day functioning of a business or organization. Example: The company's operating expenditure has increased by 10% due to rising utility costs and employee salaries.
Waterflooding schemes have to be planned such that at every point of the operation, net income from oil recovery exceeds operating expenditure of which produced water disposal cost is paramount.
Operating expenditure was £5.5m higher due to foreign exchange, with pretax profit at £92.6m versus our £89.3m.
Potential acquisition of Actelion could provide 12% earnings accretion through (i) potential pipeline driven revenue growth (ii) operating expenditure reduction.
In the past, the regulator's pricing model showed a bias towards capital investments for new infrastructure by water utilities rather than operating expenditure for enhanced services.
Moreover, under "other operating expenditure" of £36.4m, the accounts attribute 97% of such costs to Channel 4, and just 3% to the 11 digital channels.
[Radio business] Pure is also trading in line with expectations and underlying operating expenditure is growing at the lower end of previous guidance (around 10% year on year).
The spending information came from unpublished state and territory government data, and included operating expenditure on prisons and community corrections and depreciation.
Small businesses are particularly open to this model as it helps them move capital expenditure over to operating expenditure, says Lisa Hutt, chief marketing officer at Artesian Solutions.
It is now more widely recognized that increasing debt in order to finance unproductive government operating expenditure is a dead end that undermines sustainable growth.
We view current 2015 forecasts as conservative and see 10% upside to current retail revenue consensus (although flag that likely incremental operating expenditure investment would have a dampening effect on the profit uplift).
Last week Santos, the Australian producer, said it was cancelling plans for a $500m£320m0m) debt raising and promised to "significantly reduce capital and operating expenditure" for the next 12 months.
