"yearly expenditure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to an amount of money that is spent or allocated every year. For example: "The city council approved an increase in yearly expenditure for public transportation."
At the time Ford's will was executed, it was thought that the yearly expenditure would be around twenty million dollars, but, three years later, it leaped to thirty-eight million, then, a few years after that, sixty-eight million.
Regarding the average yearly expenditure on salary, Dilchora hospital incurred the highest followed by Karamara hospital.
(The largest remanufacturer in the U.S. is the Defense Department, with the Pentagon's yearly expenditure for reman at about $15 billion).
The first column shows the mean yearly expenditure for patients with T1D by medical care type.
Moreover, as utilisation of pharmaceuticals was requested for the last 7 days, the extrapolated yearly expenditure estimates should be interpreted with caution.
One recent estimate of the average yearly expenditure for a CHW programme, based on 1 CHW for every 650 rural inhabitants in the sub-Saharan Africa region, was $3584 per CHW [ 3].
Dividing the amount of damage by the median value of a household's yearly total consumption expenditure, the proportion of damage to household yearly consumption expenditure was 26%.
"It will show you month by month for the entire year what your yearly expenditures are," he said.
Merchants would add a chip for credit rating, bank accounts and product preferences, while divorced spouses would lobby for a rundown of net assets and yearly expenditures.
Defense spending is budgeted at 13.6 percent of total expenditures in 2011, in line with past yearly expenditures even as the civilian population suffers.
The proposal, known as PEC 241, would prohibit all three branches of Brazil's government to raise yearly expenditures above the inflation rate, essentially freezing spending at current levels for 2 decades.
