The phrase "a saving for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an amount of money that is set aside for a specific purpose or goal.
Example: "I have set up a saving for my children's education to ensure they have the best opportunities."
Alternatives: "a fund for" or "a reserve for".
This might sound small but it's a saving for many and more importantly shows the government willing to take on vested interests and monopolies.
2016-17 A £200 drop in income tax results in a saving for this worker, whose national insurance payments remain consistent with the previous year.
But for the 24 projects that were expected to result in specific cost reductions or higher revenues, the total investment of A$108m produced a saving for the government of only A$100m.
More imaginatively, there could be a three-way split: a saving for the state, a cash incentive for the individual, and a third portion for the local community to invest in whatever it so chose.
From start to finish, this process took around 18 months and, while not a cheap model of support, it works out at a saving for the local authority as people are no longer in out-of-area placements.
Its rival Scottish & Southern Energy said it expected a saving for the typical dual-fuel customer of around 4% before the end of March, equivalent to a saving of around £50.
They'd be encouraged to move away from a month-to-month mentality to a saving-for-the-future mentality.
"Actually," he said, "it's been a savings for the federal taxpayers now that you're here" and no longer a lobbyist.
Also, the recovery time is reduced from weeks to days and this is a savings for society and also for the patient.
For starters, tacked onto the health care reform measure, was a savings for the Student Loan Program of $50B, just by removing the unnecessary intermediary of banks.
It deserves more iPad time or even a savings for the child to get his or her own iPad.
