The phrase "a small amount of financing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a limited or modest level of financial support or investment.
Example: "The startup was able to launch its first product thanks to a small amount of financing from local investors."
Alternatives: "a modest level of funding" or "a limited amount of capital."
Songkick was originally a Y Combinator startup and took a small amount of financing.
Mr. Smits says that in some cases it may be possible to get a small amount of financing — for 40 to 50 percent of the purchase price, for example — but that, in general, foreign buyers should expect to pay cash.
Malik took a small amount of financing from True Ventures, a small, relatively new venture capital firm, and Arrington funded his blog with his own money.
Ms. Solomon recently organized small demonstrations in Washington, D.C., and San Francisco to focus attention on the small amount of financing the government has allocated to the disease in recent years.
The Manhattan Institute receives a small amount of its financing, less than 1percentt, from the tobacco industry, Mr. McMahon said, adding that the industry had nothing to do with this study.
A small amount of NHI financing comes from the annual premium, non-SSNIT contributors pay out of pocket and the registration fee paid by all subscribers.
The idea was tantalizing: raise money from a pool of investors, like wealthy families and public pensions; buy a struggling company using a small amount of cash and a lot of financed debt; improve its operations; and then sell it for a profit.
With average credit card interest rates over 15%, even a small amount of debt can put a serious dent in your finances over time.
Before raising this financing, Transit had only raised a small amount of seed funding for its operations based in Montreal.
But your husband controls the family finances, and he doles out only a small amount of cash for necessities each week.
Today, banks finance their operations mostly through debt – by borrowing money every day – with a small amount of capital in reserve to absorb any losses.
