"financial input" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to the funds or resources that are invested or put into a project or endeavor. Example: The success of the new business venture was dependent on the financial input of its investors.
"We anticipate we've spent well over $100m but we're not measuring it by the financial input.
Since the support from Unesco ended, there has been no major financial input.
The profile, along with academic and financial input, informs the free computer-generated psychoanalysis.
Newham may still make some financial input to the reconfiguration of the stadium but it may also need public funding.
"We get what really amounts to very little financial input from New York State, and we have no control over our finances," he said.
This financial input was seen as more important than what it achieved, she argued, invoking hard left London council leaders of the early 1980s.
"It is unjust that a new sponsor, coming into cycling with a lot of enthusiasm, is not rewarded for their financial input," he continued.
Newcastle United's owner has had a tumultuous relationship with the club's supporters since taking over in 2007, with his lack of financial input and ongoing managerial upheaval being among Magpies fans' major gripes against the businessman.
These numbers far outweigh possible new jobs and potential financial input from the proposed new coalmine in Queensland, so I fail to understand the apparent gamble both state and federal governments seem willing to take.
He was first invited to have a financial input in the Yorkshire club three years ago when he was introduced to Ridsdale by Hayden Evans, a Leeds-based agent with strong links to the club.
The barriers to our participation, our wellbeing and our existence can be removed and at least improved by financial input into infrastructure, social care and a fully compliant civil rights law.
