"spending position" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a person or organization's financial situation and ability to spend money. Example: "After losing her job, Maria found herself in a precarious spending position, struggling to make ends meet."
And this estimation is conservative, based on sober economic assumptions and the dug-in tax and spending positions of the two parties, both powerfully abetted by lobbies and special interests which fight for every paragraph of loophole ridden tax code and each line of a grossly bloated budget.
"Chelsea demonstrate the real impact of the new regulations with a great deal of focus now being placed on their net transfer spend position.
The studios on the other hand, survey the horizon and see only burning piles of rubble, the smoke rising from all of the money they spent positioning their big movies for love that never came.
A large portion of his time in the first month was spent positioning himself.
Much of the 10-week production schedule was spent positioning one dimensional shapes into low-poly looking sculptures in After Effects effectively pushing the limits of 2.5D.
Not that any of the plot (yes, there's a plot) or the filmed sections really matter, as the vast majority of your time here is going to be spent positioned either up front and low or behind the spoiler of your favorite car.
Not that any of the plot (yes, there's a plot) or the filmed sections really matter, as the vast majority of your time here is going to be spent positioned either up front and low or behind the spoiler of your favourite car.
The duration that the males spent positioned over the vulva prior to intromission was slightly longer, but not statistically different between the 1st and 2nd mating bouts; however, the number of times they passed over the vulva was significantly increased.
To the Editor: I strongly disagree with your pro-tax-and-spend position.
