The phrase "ancillary capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or business, referring to additional resources or assets that support primary operations.
Example: "The company invested in ancillary capital to enhance its core business functions and improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "supplementary assets" or "supporting resources".
The cost of an outpatient visit is expected to be positively correlated with GDP per capita; the inclusion of capital, ancillary (laboratory and other diagnostic tests) or drug costs in the original costing; and whether the country produced oil.
Dummies for countries other than the USA with a large number of observations, such as China and the United Kingdom, were also tested as was the use of dummy variables to capture whether the cost estimates included capital or ancillary costs.
Over a 35-year period, UCLH will pay for capital, interest and ancillary services such as cleaning, catering and portering.
Square's additional bets beyond its core business, including subscriptions and what it calls "services-based revenue" also more than doubled year-over-year on an adjusted basis, which was driven by its ancillary products like Caviar, Square Capital, it Cash Card, and its Instant Deposit service.
Fashion week has traditionally served as the fulcrum for this — and fashion week has developed a set of stakeholders that have nothing to do with fashion per se, but that are heavily invested in its continuity: the municipal industries that are ancillary beneficiaries of the influx of capital associated with fashion.
Democratizing capital flows can have ancillary benefits in addressing venture capital's persistent problems with finding investable companies started by women or minorities, according to Case.
Healthcare administrators need to appropriately increase personnel and ancillary equipment resources, as well as capital resources, when new advanced technology RT modalities are implemented.
The various glycerol reforming cases were modelled and simulated to produce the mass & energy balances for quantification of key plant performance indicators (e.g. fuel consumption, energy efficiency, ancillary energy consumption, specific CO2 emissions, capital and operational costs, production costs, cash flow analysis etc).
The records of the Elamite kingdom with its capital at Susa were mostly ancillary to Mesopotamia in the 2nd millennium bce and to Iran later on.
Other inpatient costs (private and public) not included in this cost analysis are non-medical services (nursing, allied health and ancillary services), hospital consumables, administrative overheads and capital depreciation.
