"spending range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a range of money that is available or intended to be spent on something. Example: The store offers a wide spending range for their furniture, from affordable options to luxury pieces.
The midpoint of its 2004 spending range is $3.8 billion, slightly higher than its $3.7 billion in 2003.
Increasingly, many people on Medicare are ending up in this middle spending range, particularly those who take one or more drugs every day for a chronic condition.
She even brought her mortgage broker along to the auction to keep her within her spending range.
But this accounts for only 0.7% of overall planned investment in Brazil in 2010-14 and most of the impact has already been felt, while for host cities and states, official estimates of World Cup-related spending range from just 0.24% to 12.75% of expected 2014 fiscal revenues.
Before shopping talk to you parents about a spending range, outfit maturity, and color.
If you go to France or Germany, any of our global economic competitors, the share of domestic federal spending ranges between roughly 20 and 28percentt.
A large proportion of all public social spending, ranging from public education to Medicare and Social Security, is devoted to dependent care.
According to Kantar Media, Delta's recent annual advertising spending ranged from a low of $33 million in 2009 to a high of $65.2 million in 2008.
In the sample, companies allocate 3.5% of total budget towards sales acceleration technology, with spending ranging from 1% to 24%.
Fabulous Friday appeals to customers of all spending ranges, and all stores get their fair share of business, said Debra Gunn Downing, the center's executive director of marketing.
The onboard spending ranges from $150 per stateroom for 6-9 days to $200 for 10-12 dand and $300 for 13 days or more.
