The phrase "contribution program" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a program or system in which individuals or organizations contribute towards a common cause or goal. Example: Our company has implemented a new contribution program to support local charities. Employees can choose to donate a portion of their salary towards a selected charity each month.
If your employer offers a matching contribution program, it's a good idea to contribute at least enough to take advantage of the employer match.
The plan would give future state employees the option of participating in a "defined contribution" program in which they and the state would each contribute an amount equal to 5percentt of pay toward individual retirement accounts.
Our garden has organized a food contribution program.
This would make Medicare a defined contribution program and save hundreds of billions.
The board proposes that the military abandon its traditional pension system in favor of a 401 k -style contribution program.
The mayor at first laughed when asked yesterday at his daily news conference if he would support the repeal of term limits if the Council agreed to modify the campaign contribution program.
The central question is whether Medicare and Medicaid should remain entitlement programs guaranteeing a certain amount of care, as Democrats believe, or become defined contribution programs in which federal spending is capped, as Republicans suggest.
For the company, the impact to payvia's bottom line are "significant," says Wedd. "One of the FEC requirements is that the payvia must charge the political committees normal commercial rates for these contribution programs," he tells us.
GE wants union members to give up defined benefit pension programs in exchange for defined contribution programs.
In June 2006, Baird announced the creation of a three-member panel to advise the federal government on grant and contribution programs and accountability issues.
A defined-contribution program, on the other hand, allows employees to contribute money to an account such as a 401(k).
