The phrase "a level of funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount or quantity of money available for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The organization has reached a level of funds sufficient to launch the new initiative."
Alternatives: "an amount of funds" or "a sum of funds".
Net mortgage lending could be as little as £15bn-£20bn £15bn-£20bnWilliams added, "well below anythis yeart might be deemed a level of funding for a sustainable and healthy housing market".
If colleges are to provide environments for learning that are authentic, are properly equipped and are linked to the needs of local industry or business, then they require a level of funding commensurate with their importance to local economies".
This means that the BBC could freely spend up to £111m in 2013, a cut of just £24m from today's budget and a level of funding just £3m less than the corporation spent in the year to the end of March 2009.
"He certainly understands that you have to maintain a level of funding to support those [fundamental science] programs," Browne says.
Some of the monitoring methods currently in use1, both for indoor/outdoor climate and the deterioration of materials requires a level of funding and technical capability that may be difficult for under-resourced heritage sites to maintain [3, 4].
"The breakthrough in this agreement with South Ayrshire Council is that we have been guaranteed a level of funding which will allow us to increase the size and quality of the whole event in 2015," he said.
The report was necessitated by increasing costs to maintain the highway system and a level of funding that was not keeping up with the rising costs.
Also, by basing our bill on data from the most recent elections, we can provide a level of funding that realistically allows candidates who opt into the new system to compete successfully with candidates who do not.
To secure a level of funding needed to achieve desired health goals and the objectives stated in the National Health Policy in a sustainable manner (15/16); (b).
But the boards that control Rutgers have demands of their own -- principally, assurances that the university can retain substantial self-governance and a guaranteed level of funds.
