The phrase "financial infusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the process of injecting money into a business, organization, or economy in order to improve financial stability or stimulate growth. Example: The struggling company received a much-needed financial infusion from a group of investors, allowing them to expand their operations and increase their profits. In this example, "financial infusion" refers to the injection of money into the company, which helped improve its financial situation.
Transit officials are adamant that they have no choice but to reduce service, barring a last-minute financial infusion from state legislators.
St . Judewill also pay Cambridge Heart $12.5 million in convertible stock, a financial infusion that eliminates the possibility that Cambridge Heart could run out of cash in the next year.
B5 NEW SPENDING FOR INTELLIGENCE -- The House approved a significant financial infusion for the nation's intelligence agencies, while backing away from a wide-ranging independent inquiry into the performance of the government before the terrorist attacks.
The expectation of a financial infusion will allow the campaign to buy more television time in South Carolina without having to hold as much in reserve for Florida, which votes 10 days later.
Mr. Tyler shocked members in June when he sent out letters saying the club was consistently running in the red and needed a substantial financial infusion to stay afloat, leading to a cover story in this month's Yale Alumni Magazine asking "Will Mory's Survive? (And Should It?)" But then maybe there's a broader tale, too.
Top leaders of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., the nation's main federation of labor unions, on Thursday called on President Obama and the Congress to offer an immediate financial infusion to Detroit, which last week became the largest American city ever to file for bankruptcy.
Any delay could be painful for countries like Spain that need financial infusions for their banks.
But investors Monday were decidedly pessimistic about Spain, despite the €100 billion, or $125 billion, financial infusions for its banks that euro zone finance ministers agreed to on Saturday.
After considering dissolution and the transfer of its collections to another institution, the museum decided to continue operating with the help of financial infusions from trustees and the Ford Foundation.
Having seriously weighed dissolving and transferring its collections to another institution because of financial problems, the American Folk Art Museum on Wednesday evening decided to continue operating at its current location at Lincoln Square in Manhattan with the help of financial infusions from trustees and the Ford Foundation.
Roy's New York, in the financial district, makes infusions with both vodka and cachaca, the South American sugar cane liquor.
