The phrase "additional funding to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for extra financial resources to carry out a specific project or initiative.
Example: "The organization is seeking additional funding to implement the new educational program effectively."
Alternatives: "extra resources to execute" or "supplementary financing to carry out".
In 2004, a government commitment was made for additional funding, to implement Blunkett's promise.
Gillibrand's legislation on maternal mortality rates would give hospitals across the country additional funding to implement "best practices" in childbirth.
My concern is that unless there's additional funding to implement the guidance then it may not represent real progress and people may wait longer for the results of genetic testing or may not get access to the additional breast screening they require," said Wishart.
Baucus's comments came a week after the release of Obama's $3.77 trillion budget for fiscal 2014, which included a request for additional funding to implement the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, often called Obamacare, one of the biggest pieces of U.S. social legislation since the 1960s.
NSF Director Arden Bement said he expects that some applicants will request additional funding to implement their data management plan, making it another factor that reviewers will need to take into account in weighing the value of a proposal.
For example, DCPS will use the additional funds to implement longer school days in the 40 lowest-performing DCPS schools.
But the federal government did not provide any additional funding to the tribes to take all the measures required to update their court systems to implement the new law, according to tribal leaders.
This small additional clause, that is seemingly unrelated to the rest of the spending bill, tried to prevent local officials from using federal funds to implement the initiative.
It permitted veterans to get care at private hospitals under certain conditions, spent $5 billion to shore up the VA's own system, allocated additional funds to leasing new facilities and implemented new policies to encourage doctors to work for the VA.
