"directed funds" can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe funds that are allocated to a specific purpose or objective, usually by a specific group or organization. For example: "The company allocated directed funds to ensure the success of the new product line."
From these strongholds, they directed funds to like-minded researchers, and issued authoritative advice to the nation.
Like the Bush administration before it, the Obama administration has linked aid to human rights benchmarks and directed funds to businesses.
She also disclosed that she had directed funds to the Striking Viking Story Pirates, a group that provides after-school activities and of which her sister-in-law is a founding member.
Councilwoman Maria del Carmen Arroyo did not list any potential conflicts in her disclosure, though The Daily News reported last week that she directed funds to a group, the South Bronx Community Corporation, that employed her sister and a nephew.
In recent weeks, news reports have focused attention on several nonprofit groups to which Mr. Seabrook directed funds, including the Bronx African American Chamber of Commerce, which for years was located across the hall from Mr. Seabrook's office on White Plains Road.
Interior Minister Miguel Rodriguez Torres said Timothy Hallet Tracy had directed funds towards student protests after the disputed presidential elections earlier this month.
"Congressionally directed funding is a small part of CTC's overall revenues," she said in an e-mail message.
Although Lula and President Dilma Rousseff have directed funding to Rio's favelas, residents are very critical of corruption.
They've directed funding toward new nonprofit initiatives within Burma, and away from aid organizations focused on Burma's refugees.
Limbaugh agreed with a caller suspicious that the White House website was being used to direct funds to the American Red Cross.
The government accuses him of directing funds towards student protesters after the disputed presidential elections earlier this month.
