The phrase "and funded with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the financial support or backing of a project, initiative, or organization.
Example: "The new community center was built and funded with a generous donation from local businesses."
Alternatives: "and financed by a" or "and supported through a".
De La O, 18, and his classmates have published 15 children's stories as part of the project, which is in partnership with the Loudoun County Public Library and funded with a grant from the American Libraries Association.
Based in Mountain View, Calif .and funded with a hefty $17 million in venture capital, it offers an online service that sweeps through users' bank, brokerage and credit card accounts and updates the data daily.
This initiative is co-managed by the Aspen Institute's College Excellence Program and Ithaka S+R, and funded with an initial $1.7 million, multi-year grant from Bloomberg Philanthropies.
The burglary program, which is known as Biotracks and is funded with a grant from the National Institute of Justice, began in 2003, with a pilot program in northern Queens.
The two-year initiative is being led by Kensington and Chelsea Council and is being funded with a grant of more than £300,000 from the European Commission.
Its screenplay was written by Peter Morgan and it was funded with a combination of money from film and television companies.
The three-year Johns Hopkins project administered jointly by the Sheridan Libraries Center forr Educational Resources and the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Center for Africana Studies wass funded with a $476,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
The anti-doping program has long been criticized as insufficiently transparent and poorly funded, with an annual budget of four million dollars, which is a tenth the total prize money at Wimbledon alone.
Under the framework of these calls, a total of 76 proposals have been submitted and 20 have been funded with a success rate of 26.3%%.
The voluntary savings and loans associations (VSLA) programme, funded with a separate grant by Barclays Bank, is a rapidly expanding, highly systematic approach to saving and financial planning.
Provides up to two years of training and funding, with a $14,000/year stipend.. Open to UC Berkeley graduate students whose research touches the following themes of interest to the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley: 1) The Biological Underpinnings of Pro-social Emotion.
