"finance flows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the movement of money through the economy. For example: "Investment in technology has led to increased finance flows throughout the country."
"These finance flows will not be enough in themselves to produce a 2C economy," he said.
The OECD's findings represent a marked increase on previous estimates of climate finance flows.
In 2013, $193bn out of a total $331bn (pdf) of climate finance flows came from private financiers, Yudhoyono said.
A recent report by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development estimated climate finance flows to developing countries reached $62 billion in 2014.
This means the EU needs a step up in its thinking on how aid links to other finance flows (both in terms of mobilisation and effective use).
The report does not address another crucial question: what will be agreed at Paris in terms of rich country pledges for finance flows beyond 2020?
Politicians have applied a fiscal stimulus and, to keep housing finance flowing, relaxed prudential controls on government-sponsored mortgage lenders.
If regional banks are fighting to survive, lower fees will not be enough to get small-business finance flowing again.
Private finance flow is much bigger now than they used to be in the '50s, '60s, '70s.
While some might be ready to write off aid as a relic of the past, and look to other sources of revenue, for 47 countries aid remains the largest development finance flow.
Banks in the UK have already undergone significant change since the global crisis, including significantly increasing their capital and liquidity and establishing resolution plans, to protect depositors and to keep finance flowing, should a bank get into difficulty.
