The phrase "amount of basic funding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial resources allocated for a specific purpose or project, particularly in contexts related to budgeting or finance.
Example: "The organization is seeking an increase in the amount of basic funding to support its educational programs."
Alternatives: "level of fundamental funding" or "quantity of essential funding".
University research is to an increasing extent funded by industry, and the share of basic funding is decreasing.
The two agencies that fund the largest amount of basic research the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Science Foundation (NSF keep careful records as part of an ongoing effort to monitor whether agency officials and grant reviewers are discriminating against women and minority scientists.
"There's a vast amount of basic research to be done".
Warming reduces the amount of basic food produced in oceans.
However, no amount of funding for basic research should justify the lowering of scientific standards for any new treatments that result from such research.
This study did not have any source of funding outside the basic funding of the host institution.
When her staff compared applications submitted in 2008 and 2011, they found support for a shift to disease-focused proposals: There was a "striking" 21% decrease in the amount of funding requested for basic studies, even though those grants had a better chance of being funded.
Dr. Jan Vijg, Chair in Molecular Genetics at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine in New York City, and a lead researcher on the recent longevity study, confirmed in an interview on November 16, 2016, that a miniscule amount of funding goes to basic biological research, where many of the questions about aging are more likely to find answers.
Our analysis reveals that scientists' value orientations on what we classify as "market" and "expert" science affect the amount of industry funding they receive, the proprietary nature of their discoveries, and the percentage of basic science research conducted in their laboratories.
We sought to identify the number of funding sources, years funded, and total amount of funding for each WePISM.
