The phrase "administer funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing, distributing, or overseeing financial resources.
Example: "The organization was established to administer funds for community development projects."
Alternatives: "manage funds" or "distribute funds".
In 1911, Nunn created the Telluride Association, a self-governing scholarship society, to administer funds to the branches; both the Cornell branch and the association still exist.
Payments for all projects shall be made by the Secretary to the chief executive official of the State or to a State official or agency designated by the chief executive official or by State law having authority and responsibility to accept and to administer funds paid under this section for approved projects.
He also chaired the Committee on the Ecology of Animal Populations of the National Research Council which was established in 1941 to solicit and administer funds for research projects in the field.
Councils comprised of regulators, stakeholders and industry should administer funds.
Community groups work together to make informed decisions on how to administer funds and enforce regulations.
All Canadian institutions must agree to comply with the TCPS 2 to be eligible to administer funds from the three federal research agencies in Canada.
Theme administrators also work with team leaders to manage student recruitment and enrollment and administer funding.
After all, they have to have administrators and staff to run compliance offices, regulate research centers, oversee venture capital enterprises, and to administer fund-raising activities.
Slightly cheaper than Hargreaves at 0.35% a year for administering funds, plus the underlying manager charge.
These locally administered funds will be increasingly stretched as a result of the extended benefit cap.
He said: "We need to see the costs of administering funds and the fees paid to fund managers reduced.
