The phrase "secured budget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where a budget has been allocated, allocated safely, and secured. An example sentence could be: "The city was able to secure a budget for the new bridge project."
Treasurer: analyzes and organizes the club's finances to ensure that club funds are properly secured, budgeted, and utilized.
France is relying heavily on the local-government effort to help secure budget savings.
He has secured a budget of some $38 billion (not difficult, admittedly, in the wake of September 11th) and assembled a talented staff of 80 people.
Speaking at the British Science Festival in Aberdeen, universities and science minister David Willetts said the funding had been secured "through budget flexibilities without a reduction in commitments elsewhere".
Within a year, she had successfully established her department and secured its budget, and demonstrated a flair for the photo-opportunity desperately needed by a government already wracked by internal tensions and an economy in crisis.
If you're not having fun every day making it, I quit.' " Mr. Schamus, who is also the chief executive of Focus Features, secured a budget of around $30 million and instructed the famously detail-oriented director to stick to it.
Within a year, she had established her department and secured its budget, and demonstrated a flair for the photo-opportunity desperately needed by a government already wracked by internal tensions and an economy in crisis.
Nandi has now secured the budget for local women to enjoy swimming- an activity has only been open to men up until this point.
It showed results long before the charter expired and today enjoys a secure budget, senior staff support, and the reputation for driving value through innovation.
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP), long a poor relation of other UN organisations, will get a more secure budget, a broader membership and strong powers to initiate scientific research and coordinate global environment strategies.
