Collocation
budget approval
Official permission to spend money for a specific purpose or project.
Definition
'budget approval' is a common English collocation. Official permission to spend money for a specific purpose or project.
verb + budget approval
“The team needs to get budget approval before they can start the new project.”
Examples
- We need to get budget approval from the finance department for the new marketing campaign.
- The manager is trying to secure budget approval from the board for the expansion.
- The committee finally granted budget approval after a lengthy discussion.
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- Without budget approval, we cannot proceed with the infrastructure upgrades.
- They are confident they will receive budget approval for the research project next week.
- Obtaining budget approval was the most challenging step for the startup.
- The project stalled because it couldn't gain budget approval in time.
- We must seek budget approval for all major expenditures before making purchases.
- The CEO has given her budget approval for the increased operational spending this quarter.
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