The phrase "already disbursed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to funds or resources that have been distributed or allocated prior to the current time.
Example: "The funds for the project have already disbursed, allowing us to begin the work immediately."
Alternatives: "previously allocated" or "already distributed".
Norway has already disbursed $30m.
First, there is the money already disbursed: almost €130 billion.
Rescuing the financial system will probably require large outlays beyond the funds already disbursed.
The fund had already disbursed almost $11 billion to the country by July.
Lehman had already disbursed about $200 million for construction of the hotel, Mr. Siegel said.
Spain's central bank has already disbursed €12 billion, or $15.5 billion, from a restructuring fund designed to encourage the cajas, or savings banks, to merge and cut costs.
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Germany's protective wings ReprintsThe money will be in addition to the $30 billion in direct assistance that was offered by Mr Miyazawa last year, much of which has already been disbursed.
It's very convenient to make such moralistic calls when American aid to Egypt has already been disbursed for the current fiscal year and the next payment won't be due until next year.
By that, he has said, he means something in the area of $100 billion, including steps taken so far, like the $40 billion in emergency spending already being disbursed for relief and military activities.
Iraq Utilities Fall Short Of Prewar Performance Virtually every measure of the performance of Iraq's oil, electricity, water and sewerage sectors has fallen below preinvasion levels even though $16 billion of American taxpayer money has already been disbursed in the reconstruction program, witnesses said at a Senate committee hearing.
