The phrase "a stabilization fund for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a financial reserve set aside to stabilize an economy, organization, or specific project.
Example: "The government established a stabilization fund for the agricultural sector to mitigate the effects of market fluctuations."
Alternatives: "a reserve fund for" or "a support fund for".
Poland got a stabilization fund for its currency.
The story is different for Germany, the biggest contributor to financial support for Greece and to a stabilization fund for the euro worth €750 billion.
The European Economic Community has established a stabilization fund for its associated overseas countries; prices must fall by a specified percentage before the mechanism of the fund goes into effect, and the richer beneficiary countries must repay the aid received.
Of that, $82 million was given to the county for the purchase, $130 million was allocated for a stabilization fund to cover losses for four years, $25 million was set aside for capital improvements and another $25 million was used for operating cash.
Ms. Pelosi said at a news conference that the delay helped House Democrats win some final concessions, including an agreement to let states use some money in a fiscal stabilization fund for school renovations.
Ms. Pelosi said at a news conference on Wednesday that the delay helped House Democrats win some final concessions, including the agreement to let states use some money in a fiscal stabilization fund for school renovations.
South America should appeal directly to countries that have large amounts of excess foreign exchange reserves, such as China ($1900 billion), Russia ($556 billion ), Abu Dhabi (estimated $875 billion) and others for a stabilization fund that is outside of the IMF.
Agreement by the Group of Seven industrialized countries on a stabilization fund seemed to clear the way for a rescue package fashioned for Brazil by the International Monetary Fund.
Also on Monday, federal health officials ruled that an application was incomplete from Massachusetts, which last month applied for a waiver to allow it to create for 2018 a "stabilization fund" to offset a potential loss of cost-sharing reduction payments to insurers.
For this reason, South America could use a stabilization fund that countries could draw on in order guarantee financial stability.
The Russian government itself, which accumulated more than $150 billion in a stabilization fund, will be getting into the game with the newly created Reserve Fund and National Prosperity Fund.
