"borrowings by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe borrowing money from or by someone or something. For example, "The company has taken on high levels of borrowings by foreign financial institutions."
In past emergencies, the Federal Reserve banks have lent several billion dollars to a single bank, and analysts estimated that the borrowings by the Bank of New England were well below its borrowing ability.
There were no joint borrowings by Bendix and Asarco.
Such a backstop will facilitate the borrowings by the SRF.
In 1993, borrowings by the Japanese government came to only 61% of GDP.
Ineos has promised to repay a large chunk of borrowings by early next year.
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Mr. van Vliet noted that Greece remained hobbled by its borrowings and said that there was also a risk that the government in Athens would be unable to keep its promises to reduce expenditure and raise revenue.
The delay came as a surprise, in part because the issue in question -- co-borrowings by Adelphia and other entities controlled by the Rigas family, which founded and runs Adelphia -- has been around for years.
The budget for this institution would be funded by its borrowings and by taxes.
The club's overall debt burden remained stable at £150million, although bank borrowings fell by £25million and were replaced by a loan of the same amount from Ashley, taking the total he has loaned the club to £139.8million, all of it interest-free.
Club debt was stable at £150m, although bank borrowings fell by £25m and were replaced by a loan of the same amount from Mr Ashley, taking the total he has loaned the club to £139.8m, all of it interest-free.
