"funding guarantee" is correct and usable in written English.
You generally use this term to reference a type of agreement in which one party promises to pay or provide the resources necessary for another party's project or venture. For example, "The government provided a funding guarantee for the construction of the new bridge."
Yet for all its troubles, the BBC, with its funding guaranteed until 2013, looks more powerful in a recession.
Building new private sector homes will become a national infrastructure priority, with help to buy funding guaranteed until 2027.
No amount of transfer credit (whether credits or RUs) will affect the number of years of funding guaranteed in the offer of admission.
In Wales, the Welsh government has created the Welsh Independent Living Grant for "more than 1,600" ex-ILF users, with the same level of funding guaranteed until at least March 2017.
It is also backstopped by South Carolina's Education Finance Program, which would provide funding (guaranteed by the State) in the unlikely event the municipality defaults.
With funding guaranteed until the end of the season, those left to pick up the pieces admirably limped through the campaign on the remaining funds, right up to Tuesday's 1-0 defeat by North Shields that marked the end of an eventful 11 years.
The government will scrap the funding guarantees under Labor's 2011 national health reform deal.
For good measure Sweden has in place funding guarantees to help big lenders borrow and has also said it will inject more capital into banks if necessary.
The Department for Business said the funding guarantees its future until the end of 2020, regardless of Brexit.
Another diplomat said that without the total fund guaranteed, markets would question the credibility of the package.
As panic rose among the public, the federal government, fearing a major run on other money market funds, guaranteed all such funds for one year, starting 19 September 2008.
