The phrase "insufficient fund" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a lack of adequate money or resources. Example: The company was unable to complete the project due to insufficient funds.
Chase charged her $1,523 in fees — a combination of 44 insufficient fund fees, extended overdraft fees and service fees.
More may in the end be extracted, if the PPF can show that there was intent to flog the company with an insufficient fund, but would likely take years to prove.
Some of the most common fees and typically most costly for consumers are non-sufficient (or insufficient) fund (NSF) fees and fees associated with overdraft protection programs.
Federally funded schools for Native American children have languished over decades of insufficient funding and mismanagement.
A result of insufficient fund-raising, that debt points to a larger problem: a difficulty connecting with local constituencies.
The letter listed several reasons for her firing, including dereliction of duty, insufficient fund-raising and ineffective leadership.
El Museo's Feb. 14 letter in which she was terminated gave several reasons for her dismissal, including a failure to show for a hearing on her workplace complaints, insufficient fund-raising, ineffective leadership and dereliction of duty, according to Ms. Aguilar's lawyer, Donald A. Derfner.
Sim later offered a more mundane reason: insufficient funding.
The announcement conceded that efforts to tackle the outbreak have been undermined by insufficient funding.
" 'Insufficient funds' is stamped right over it," said Judge Ned M. Rosenberg, as he examined one check.
