The phrase "disbursed funds" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in financial and legal contexts to describe the distribution or payment of funds. For example: - The organization disbursed funds to various charities as part of their annual giving campaign. - The court ordered the estate to disburse funds to the heirs according to the will. - The government has allocated a certain amount of disbursed funds for the construction of new schools.
Although that is standard procedure among disaster relief agencies, the fuss made other charities cautious about the way they disbursed funds earmarked for Sept. 11.
President-elect Donald Trump said he plans to shut down his charitable foundation, a decision that comes after repeated controversies over how it collected and disbursed funds.
The Bosa Familia project was conceived with the family as a unit, and it disbursed funds to the poorest 11 million families in Brazil only if they met certain conditions, like keeping children in school and having them vaccinated.
The Saudi money has come in two forms, Indonesian and Western officials said: above-board funds for religious and educational purposes, and quietly disbursed funds for militant Islamic groups.
Mr. Arnaout was in Pakistan and Afghanistan in the late 1980's and early 1990's, and two former Al Qaeda members said he disbursed funds for Mr. bin Laden and directed weapons shipments, the F.B.I. said.
But it would be a mistake to assume that it ever completely disappeared between that earlier episode, when the federal government disbursed funds to whites to offset the inconvenience of democracy, and our present moment, in which white families earn on average two dollars for every dollar earned by black ones.
We will continue to disburse funds weekly, and each donor will receive disbursement updates and progress reports from the field.
In Kisii, the resource team was not only well funded but worked within an efficient system of disbursing funds for implementation.
The IMF needs to make decent models of the economy before it can disburse funds.
Its scrutiny slows an already tedious and mostly manual process for disbursing funds.
The committee also criticised DfID for not disbursing funds quickly enough in Sierra Leone.
