The phrase "spend budget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about using a budget to purchase something or pay for an expense. For example, "We need to be careful with how we spend our budget this month."
"I can't spend budget dollars I don't have," he said.
Though he had privately said he might be willing to raise sales taxes and restore some spending cuts, according to lawmakers, Mr. Pataki publicly went on the warpath against the "tax and spend budget" of the Legislature.
Bothered by Republican criticism that his spending plan was a "tax and spend" budget, Mr. Suozzi accused the opposition of trying to raise spending themselves, pandering to the unions and currying favor with pet projects.
This is why Apple wants to be as explicit as possible now, so that if institutional buyers or other large customers are waiting to spend budget on, say iMac Pros or other machines, they should pull the trigger without worry that a Mac Pro might appear late in the purchasing year.
Under the scheme, powers such as the ability to set and spend budgets are devolved from central government to local authorities in a bid to increase growth.
Mr Gore is more inclined to keep Medicare and Social Security solvent by spending budget surpluses on them.
She is mocked as being fixated on hype and buzz; spending budget-busting sums; having a mercurial temper and making capricious editorial decisions.
The Cabinet's Star Chamber, chaired by the Chancellor, played an important role by deciding cap-ital spending budgets such as building projects for every department.
Finally, Mahaney sees movement in spending budgets among ecommerce companies.
Keeping the euro intact has made for necessary austerities, cuts and savage reductions in spending budgets.
Capital spending budgets for corporations, a lagging indicator, won't turn up until 2011.
