The phrase "aid financing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial support or assistance, particularly in development, humanitarian, or governmental settings.
Example: "The organization is focused on aid financing to support education initiatives in underprivileged areas."
Alternatives: "financial assistance" or "funding support".
Maintaining the status quo or making slight tweaks to student aid financing is not enough.
Although a valued partner, the agency does not have a monopoly on our humanitarian aid financing.
It is unclear how President Obama plans on paying for increases in student aid financing while Congress concentrates on cost-cutting.
The prospect of losing this financing may force some colleges to increase tuition even faster to compensate for the loss of campus-based aid financing.
But the $10 billion in campus-based financing represents only about 6 percent of all federal student aid financing and the allocation formula is complicated.
"A level of stable, predictable aid financing is an essential part of the mix of resourcing needed for development," he said.
To begin with, aid financed virtually all government investment and much of its recurrent expenditure too.
Community contributions and private and state aid financed construction of many new plants.
But before agreeing to a second round of aid, finance ministers want more evidence that Greece is fulfilling its part of the existing bargain.
Instead of collecting enough revenue to pay for universal health insurance, it requires that those who can afford it buy the insurance directly, then provides aid — financed with taxes — to those who can't.
Zenawi responds that Ethiopia will support the accord, but has a concern of his own: that a personal assurance from Barack Obama on delivering the promised aid finance is not being honoured.
