The phrase "absorption of funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to describe the process of utilizing or taking in funds for a specific purpose or investment.
Example: "The absorption of funds into the new project will significantly enhance our operational capabilities."
Alternatives: "utilization of funds" or "deployment of funds".
First of all, the main measure the Bulgarian government uses to assess the absorption of EU funds is the percentage of adopted funds, not their quality.
"The main reasons for that are solid consumption, deep integration with E.U. markets and the good absorption of E.U. funds," said Peter Harrold, the World Bank's country director for Central Europe and the Baltic countries.
Weak health systems appear to constrain absorption of external funding.
MEPs noted that according to European Commission data, Greece is among the member states with the best absorption rates of funding during the current programme period.
In what observers call a "vulgar and cynical" conversation, the three men discuss a corruption case against Mr Naydenov, absorption of European Union funds, relations with the media and the choice of Bulgaria's chief prosecutor earlier this year.
a: Net of absorption of expenses by fund sponsor.
"While the country lacks adequate funding to cover key activities, it has a low absorption of the limited grant funds that are sent to the country," the report says.
In Uganda, what is known as "absorption" of water and sanitation funding – the amount of money which reaches a project – jumped from 60% in 2011-12 to 91.2% in 2013-14.
Mr. Stournaras struck a similar note in an interview with the daily newspaper Kathimerini on Sunday, calling for "privatizations, the opening of closed professions, the improved absorption of European structural funding, the use of funds from the European Investment Bank and the acceleration of the process of issuing licenses for investors".
