The phrase "again funded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where funding has been provided once more after a previous instance of funding.
Example: "The project was again funded by the government after its initial success last year."
Alternatives: "funded once more" or "funded again".
These were again funded by Mr. Soros.
"The revised proposal, which was between 680p and 715p per VT share, again funded through 0.701 new Babcock shares plus cash, was only a small improvement on Babcock's previous indicative offer and continued to significantly undervalue VT and its prospects," VT said.
Warwick was again funded to protect the garrison and patrol the English coast.
Nick Clegg, the party's leader, pledged to divert almost £7bn from other areas to enable the state to again fund degree courses for full and part-time students.
Once again, funding for Berners-Lee's work came out of the public purse rather than the private sector.
But Microsoft, which vows to again fund a marketing blitz from its $38 billion cash vault, is pretty good at the if-at-first-you-don't-succeed game.
This technique is mostly used at the seed or A round and seems to have become a particularly European phenomenon where, again, funding rounds are smaller.
That means the House Armed Services tactical air and land forces subcommittee language would force the Obama administration to once again fund the F136.
Recently, the Chinese government has begun to once again fund the construction of village clinics, aiming to establish a standard clinic in each village.
Here again, funding pragmatism played a role, with informants arguing that essential donors would only continue to fund GAVI and the Global Fund if they were to extend into HSS; if not, funds were likely to divert to other HSS initiatives.
The cuts will be used as an excuse, but then again funding was always used as an excuse.
