The phrase "a research fund" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a financial resource allocated for conducting research activities.
Example: "The university has established a research fund to support innovative projects in the field of science."
Alternatives: "a research grant" or "a research budget".
Environmentalists are demanding that the EU close a research fund which they claim offers coal companies tens of millions of pounds of public money in grants.
The money will be divided into two parts, an award and a research fund, with the bulk going to the award.
From 1952 to 1969, he was director of a research fund at Columbia that organized programs on air pollution regulation, model constitutions for state and local government, arms control and nuclear hazards.
The next year, Farber helped start a research fund drive around a boy who suffered from a lymphoma in his intestines, a disease that killed 90 percent of its victims.
The terms of the settlement, which still needs to be approved by Judge Anita B. Brody of United States District Court, would include $675 million for players and families of players who sustained a cognitive injury, as well as $75 million for medical examinations and $10 million for the establishment of a research fund.
TK has received a research fund from Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation.
Further projects, namely the creation of a sports section and the development of a research funding scheme specifically for postdocs (PIRC), are in preliminary stages.
This is the first research to examine whether simplifying a research funding application process saves time for applicants.
In 2007 the Global Evidence Mapping (GEM) Initiative was established with funding from the Victorian Neurotrauma Initiative (VNI), a research funding agency established by the Victorian Government's Transport Accident Commission and Department of Innovation Industry and Regional Development [ 6].
The aim of this study was to investigate the association between characteristics of funding applications and success when considered by a research funding board.
