"spending ability" is an acceptable phrase to use in English.
It typically refers to a person's financial capacity to buy things. For example, "Susan's spending ability increased significantly when she received a promotion at work."
A small rate hike would indicate the economy is thriving and strong, but some worry that lifting rates too early will damage individuals' spending ability and hamper growth.
Weiner was asked about the effect the financial troubles and legal issues faced by the Wilpon family, which have hindered the Mets' spending ability, might have on players throughout the league.
Invariably, an impatient owner with a half-dozen $1 roster spots left to fill will try to sneak through an upside player without carefully reviewing their opponents' spending ability.
Data were analysed in terms of after-tax LICO, as this is considered to be the measure that better reflects spending ability.
One such offer, high in value and likely to appeal only to those with significant discretionary spending ability, is two airline tickets for heavy card use during a six-month period.
Wenger's spending ability was increased when Arsenal signed a £150m shirt sponsorship and stadium naming rights deal with Emirates airline in November 2012.
In Kenya, the communications company Safaricom introduced in 2007 M-Pesa, a wildly successful mobile banking service that has expanded the spending abilities of more than 14 million people, changed the economy and inspired spin-offs across the region.
Out-of-work and lower-income consumers won't have necessary spending abilities beyond their basic needs, which in turn will shrink consumer demand for discretionary goods.
When we signed to Virgin, I wrote down, intuitively, what we wanted: total creative control, control over how the money's spent, the ability to say no when we wanted to say no.
With increasing burdens on its spending, the ability of governments to support consumer spending – as they have done in recent years with a constant diet of tax credits and tax cuts – will become limited.
The figures have been released as tough new affordability rules for mortgage customers that come into force on Saturday requiring lenders to carry out detailed checks on a borrower's spending and ability to pay if interest rates go up.
