"sufficient budgets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to adequate or enough financial resources necessary to carry out a project or plan. For example, "The county allocated sufficient budgets to the school district so that they could hire additional teachers."
Finally, he believes that most enterprises lack sufficient budgets, resources and skills to innovate in mobile.
All these governmental institutional structures will need transparent mandates and sufficient budgets for P. juliflora management.
Marketers were not adopting Internet techniques for acquiring customers and they didn't have sufficient budgets to adopt and implement enterprise software.
"So there's concern not just about deficits but also the ongoing savings that are needed - and whether the CCGs will have sufficient budgets.
Strengthening their existing capacity through information sharing and knowledge building on children's rights and areas of inequity will ensure that children's issues remain prominently on the national agenda so that better policies are enacted and sufficient budgets allocated to the relevant sectors for enhanced systems and services for the most vulnerable children.
Is there a sufficient budget for doing so?
What our NHS needs now is more staff, adequate compensation and consideration during antisocial hours and sufficient budget to cover our expanding ageing population with ever increasing needs.
If the mayor carries through with sufficient budget and authority, he will have made a major swing toward ensuring a police force that could be more responsive to citizens' complaints.
Arsenal's supporters long to ask Kroenke familiar questions asked when someone else's money is on the line: Does Wenger have a sufficient budget to spend on players or is he hesitant to spend it?
The Labour MP asked: "Are you telling this committee that as a result of parliament's failure to oversee the security services, and the failure to have the necessary expertise, and the failure to have a sufficient budget, that's why you were obliged to publish, otherwise nobody would have found out".
The I.M.F. is part of the so-called troika of international lenders to Greece, which currently has a team of examiners in Athens trying to determine whether the Greek government has taken sufficient budget-cutting steps to merit its next installment of bailout loans.
