The phrase "establish reserves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource management, or planning where setting aside resources or funds is necessary.
Example: "In order to ensure financial stability, the company decided to establish reserves for unexpected expenses."
Alternatives: "set aside funds" or "create a reserve fund."
"Our partners work closely with their national governments and local communities to formally establish reserves protecting the land".
In the latter, corporations gener ally are required to establish reserves for deferred income taxes resulting from accelerated depreciation; the I.C.C. makes no provision for such reserves.
The cubs and other cheetahs at the center will probably never live in the wild because their habitats have been taken over by humans, though there are efforts to establish reserves.
The new standard adopted by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants requires life insurers to establish reserves to pay death benefits and other guarantees on variable annuities and variable life insurance, where clients' premiums are invested in mutual funds.
Companies typically establish reserves and report them as a one-time charge against earnings.
Also, the state has never required districts to establish reserves to pay for retiree health benefits.
Barclays, however, required Big River and Little River to establish reserve accounts that were pledged to secure repayment.
Though buyers were required to establish reserve funds to cover the initial shortfall in cash flow, these are rapidly being depleted, raising the specter of increasing defaults, he said.
James Stovall, the chief administrative officer for Victory Schools, the for-profit company that manages New Covenant, said that last year the school went into the red because it was required to establish reserve funds in case it was dissolved.
Smaller payments, over longer time periods, well in advance of any need, are often used to replenish or establish reserve funds to pay for these major repairs since the law dictates that reserve funds are to be used only for the purpose for which they were collected.
Providian said yesterday that it would take an after-tax charge of $22 million in the fourth quarter to pay for the part of yesterday's settlement not covered by previously established reserves.
