'construction funding' is a correctly used term in written English.
You can use it when referring to the money or resources allocated to building, repairing, or maintaining a structure. For example: "The mayor announced that the city had secured $10 million in construction funding for the new library."
"We are not aware of any military construction funding expressly enacted for the purpose of constructing five new test silos at Fort Greely," said Representatives John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, Ike Skelton of Missouri and Norman Dicks of Washington in a letter sent to Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld two weeks ago.
I support the bipartisan school construction funding authority that would permit New York to have the school construction it needs without raising property taxes.
"There are developers telling me they cannot get construction funding because they don't have buyers they can point at and show the banks," he said.
Reporting a 3% fall in first-half profit, chairman John Morgan said he reckons the coalition government will reveal cuts of 35-40% in construction funding when it unveils the public sector spending review in October.
The project has been on thin ice already; in its last budget, Congress dismissed a request for $49m in construction funding and appropriated only minimal funding to pay salaries at the memorial commission.
"Governor McGreevey might sound good as he stands on a platform promising school construction funding, but he should be aware that the hard-working property taxpayers of our state are not fooled," he said.
Congress votes soon on the construction funds.
New York City Educational Construction Fund, $100 million of debt securities.
In the stimulus bill, Congress allocated $2.3 billion in construction funds to the Department of Defense.
Mr. DiFrancesco's list included $125 million in school construction funds and related debt expenses.
The Transportation Trust Fund has a similar debt load liability as the school construction fund.
