"track expenses" is a perfectly correct phrase to use in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to the process of monitoring your spending. For example, "My accountant advised me to track expenses more carefully to make sure I stay within my budget."
One reason the belt-tightening continues is that technology and software have made it easier to enforce policies and track expenses.
By telephoning or using a hand-held recording device, users can send e-mails, schedule appointments, track expenses and fill in reports.
Cruise Card Control (99 cents) helps you track expenses with a running tally on excursions, bar tabs and spa treatments for those who can't be bothered to use their phone's calculator.
Ms. Miller, who is a coach as well as president of the coaches' trade association, had advised Ms. Runnheim on how to find the best price for trips and how to track expenses.
Neale Godfrey, author of "Money Still Doesn't Grow on Trees: A Parent's Guide to Raising Financially Responsible Teens and Young Adults," suggests having the student track expenses for a month to see where the money is going and then working out a budget from that.
Track expenses and budgets.
We tracked expenses for the company's global technology projects, reconciled the balance sheet and produced various management reports.
He moved to Microsoft from Apple, where he worked for less than two years, though he did his first computing on an Apple II machine, tracking expenses and yields on his family's farm in Nebraska.
The earnings matched the average estimate of five analysts surveyed by First Call/Thomson Financial The chief executive, Maurice Myers, said the company expected to have new software for tracking expenses and revenue in place by early next year.
The major concern is to decrease camera tracking expenses by an affordable vision-based approach.
Because what I hate even more than tracking expenses is being blindsided by a $500 credit card bill at the end of the month.
