The phrase "spend generously" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when talking about money or resources being used in a positive, generous way. Example: "The company's CEO is known for his generous spending on employee benefits, showing that he values his workers' well-being."
Republicans have often denounced what they say is a squalid deal in which public-sector unions spend generously to elect allies to office and then those allies lavish generous wages and benefits on union members.
Find those cases where aid can work, says Mr Sachs, spend generously, and sustain it.
Soda companies spend generously to convince researchers and health professionals not to worry about sodas' health effects.
Many in the gay-rights movement have been urging him to continue his re-election bid as a third-party candidate, with some vowing to spend generously in support of his candidacy, but Mr. McDonald has not indicated his plans.
And police departments are right to spend generously on defensive equipment such as body armour, which increases the chance that officers will come home alive.Nonetheless, the militarisation of American law enforcement is alarming.
Mr. Abe has pledged to push the Bank of Japan to do more to pump money into the economy, spend generously on public works to stimulate growth and draw on private sector expertise to devise a fresh economic strategy that would make that growth sustainable.
They spent generously on his behalf.
In fact, the state already spends generously on social programmes.
Broadcom has spent generously to acquire new technologies and to expand its markets.
He spent generously on halftime shows that had no equal in other cities.
Qatar spends generously on education, having one of the highest per-pupil expenditures in the world.
