The phrase "aid appropriations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, finance, or government funding, specifically when discussing the allocation of funds for assistance programs.
Example: "The committee reviewed the aid appropriations for the upcoming fiscal year to ensure adequate support for the affected communities."
Alternatives: "assistance funding" or "support allocations".
In their foreign aid appropriations bills, the House provided $1.8 billion, the Senate $1.2 billion.
He said he would not hold up the distribution of school aid because of the legal problems he saw in the budget, even though he maintained that the Legislature had altered the school aid appropriations in unconstitutional ways.
Her record, she said, includes work on a major Clinton administration child-care initiative, a huge federal-state children's health insurance program, adoption and foster care bills and foreign aid appropriations for small loans overseas.
Sonny Callahan, an Alabama Republican who heads the House subcommittee that oversees foreign aid appropriations, vowed earlier this week to slice $250 million from next year's $1.92 billion military package for Israel if the sale is concluded.
According to Mr. Munson, three other legislators besides Mr. Gilman have the power to freeze aid money: the head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the chairmen of the House and Senate subcommittees on foreign aid appropriations.
Mr. Helms has frequently denounced foreign aid as a "rathole" and has frequently voted against aid appropriation bills.
The new Apaches would be bought with money from the $2 billion annual American military aid appropriation, most of which has to be spent in the United States.
A part of the Administration's thinking, a former White House official told me then, was that the American government needed to budget its foreign-aid appropriations over the long term.
Then there were those other two points: Aipac members urged lawmakers to co-sponsor legislation to improve the security partnership between the United States and Israel, and to support the foreign-aid appropriation, which includes $3.1 billion for Israel.
Beyond that, they are hoping their request for a supplemental grant-in-aid appropriation of $350,000 for Rutgers Agricultural Experimentt Station, which Haskin falls under, receives approval when it is put before the State Assembly.
They also want to tack on extras, like $4 billion or so in farm disaster aid, when the appropriations committees debate the measure.
