"ground finance" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to talk about the study of the principles and practices of financial management and to describe the task of creating a budget, making investments, and assessing financial risks. For example, you might say, "I'm taking a class to learn more about ground finance so I can make better financial decisions."
Daesh is losing ground, finance and fighters … In 2017, we must maintain momentum to deal these terrorists a decisive blow".
There are countless things for founders to worry about when trying to get a start-up off the ground, finance, production, marketing, supply and staffing levels to name but a few.
Cleaning up the air will involve mobilizing an enormous number of local actors on the ground, financing technology upgrades, and introducing policies to reduce pollution-intensive fuels through efficiency and substitution.
"You could shut one proving ground, one finance department, one tax department, a bunch of plants, get rid of a lot of engineering.
The senator, who has described himself as a democratic socialist, admitted he might find common ground on finance reform with Trump – if the Republican held to his word to be "the champion of working people" and has "the courage to stand up to Wall Street".
While not the same ground floor financing as Y Combinator or TechStars, the venerable VC firm Charles River Ventures also adopted a smaller financing program (up to $250K debt) called Quick Start.
I got a solid grounding in finance and other fundamentals.
The core of an MBA programme is still resolutely grounded in finance and supposedly rational analysis.
One reason, industry and real estate executives say, is that a lot of development plans that were delayed after the global financial crisis five years ago are now getting off the ground, as financing conditions have eased again.
When Mr. Milosevic announced in July that he was holding direct elections for the presidency on Sept. 24, Washington had already prepared some ground by financing civic groups and independent media opposed to his regime.
Despite Mr. Quadir's aversion to a charitable business approach, GrameenPhone would not have gotten off the ground without financing from private investors who were also interested in philanthropy.
