"funding provider" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an entity or organization that provides funds or financial support for a project, initiative, or cause. Example: We are seeking a funding provider for our nonprofit organization's new youth mentorship program.
The independent invoice finance provider, which surveyed 1,000 UK SMEs, found that one third are considering a change of business funding provider in 2014, citing a lack of flexibility and poor customer service among the top reasons for moving.
A serious incident review by the Coventry safeguarding adults board stated this week that insufficient attention was given as to whether the existing package of care needed to continue, irrespective of the funding provider, when the funding was withdrawn.
The suit is being financed by Austrian law firm ROLAND ProzessFinanz AG — which will net a fifth (20%) of any winnings, as the legal funding provider.
As for the second reason, there is ample room for improvement in the studies revised, as many of them fail to adequately detail such essential elements as an explicit description of the vantage point used (e.g., social, funding, provider), the approach (e.g., incidence, prevalence), and other methodological aspects.
The Tel-Aviv, Israel-based startup had previously raised $700,000 from incubator and seed funding provider Connector Media, which brings the total invested in the company to $2 million.
Legal costs are being borne by Austrian law firm Roland ProzessFinanz AG — which will net a fifth (20%) of any winnings, as the legal funding provider, should the action prevail.
Boundaries between the different funding routes are blurring as crowdfunding becomes mainstream and more traditional funding providers embrace the channel.
Ewen MacAskill Both the Department for Education and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills – the government's two main funding providers for education – face cuts of £450m a piece from their 2015-16 budgets.
The authors' work was independent of the funding providers.
Thus, they are a relevant health problem for clinicians, funding providers and health-care policy makers.
Funding providers, researchers and policymakers rely on the best available evidence to strategically plan programs, new research directions and interventions.
