The phrase "governmental subsidy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a financial payment made by a government to assist a particular industry or business. For example, "The government granted a large governmental subsidy to the construction company in order to help the industry stay afloat during the recession."
Accordingly, those who urge the exemptions' unconstitutionality argue that exemptions are the equivalent of governmental subsidy of churches.
The expenses of La Scala are met by a combination of ticket sales, a municipal tax, and an Italian governmental subsidy.
Our framework accounts for technological adaptation measure, drip irrigation, with the context of variable yield and cost of water demand under governmental subsidy schemes.
With externalities in production, however, there is an unambiguous role for governmental subsidy of education, because it both raises GDP and creates a more equal income distribution.
On the other hand, the Bolshoi does rank as one of the world's great companies still, and despite all its troubles it does receive generous governmental subsidy.
Accordingly, this paper presents strategic implications for the management of projects, team interorganizational linkages, and governmental subsidy policies, and discusses the networking activities of R&D teams at the project level.
Norwegian agriculture depends heavily on governmental subsidies, due to small farming units and high costs.
Furthermore, Chile has accomplished this scale of financing for solar projects without governmental subsidies.
The tolerable capital cost varies significantly amongst provinces, and governmental subsidies or incentive programs may be required to promote solar combisystems in some provinces.
But with tourism down, endowments depressed and, in many cases, governmental subsidies vanishing, museums are in need of new financing sources.
At issue is whether American aircraft manufacturers might be encountering unfair competition because of European governmental subsidies to their aerospace manufacturers.
