The phrase "appropriation provided for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, funding, or legal provisions where specific allocations are made for certain purposes.
Example: "The budget includes an appropriation provided for the development of renewable energy projects."
Alternatives: "funding allocated for" or "resources designated for".
1047, authorized appropriations, provided for types of programs, and prescribed limitations respecting improvement of graduate programs, prior to the general amendment of subchapter X of this chapter by Pub.
He proposed that appropriations provided for prizes for "better planes and better motors". Noting that Lawrence Sperry had already designed a gyroscopic stabilizer, he urged Congress to encourage competition in this field as in other developments, and requested a total of $150,000 for these purposes.
1241, authorized appropriations and provided for disposition of repayments of advances or loans.
To protect readiness -- combat training, equipment maintenance, etc. -- as military budgets began to fall from their 2010 peak, all of the service's military payroll costs above the planned 490,000 end-strength were rolled into the "emergency supplemental appropriations" that Congress provided for overseas wars.
966, created the farm tenant mortgage insurance fund, authorized appropriation for such fund, provided for disposition of excess and use of funds.
L. 92 411 struck out authorization of appropriation for fiscal years ending June 30 , 1969 June 30 , 1970 and the two succeeding fiscal years and provided for an appropriation of $40,000 for fiscal year ending June 30, 1973.
One provided for the appropriation of crown lands (one-eighth of all future grants) "for the support and maintenance of a Protestant clergy".
502, 611, authorized additional appropriations for the territories and provided for the allotment of funds to States.
." L. Deschler, Procedure in the U.S. House of Representatives § 26-1.2 (1977) states that "[l]anguage in an appropriation bill changing existing law is legislation and not in order". Conversely, "[r]estrictions against the inclusion of appropriations in legislative bills are provided for by House rule..
Then how come anyone bothering to read the bill (and that did not include many members of Congress) could see what an outrageous license it provided for the appropriations committees to look into tax offices "and any tax returns or return information contained therein". Embarrassed solons had to admit they had no idea what other dangerous items might be in the bill.
