"making funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the process of obtaining or making money. For example, "As a small business owner, he was successful in making funds to support his family."
*Prohibit anyone from making funds available to terrorist organizations.
He was denied bail on Tuesday on charges of preparing to commit an attack and making funds available to a terror organisation.
Both need to beat a closing window to take these funds public before interests rates rise much further, making funds less attractive.
Gulam Mustafa, 48, who is no relation, had been under suspicion of involvement in terrorist activity for at least three years; in May 2007 the Bank of England had employed counter-terrorism powers to impose financial sanctions upon him, freezing his assets and prohibiting others from making funds or financial services available to him.
In April 2007, a month after he travelled to Bangladesh, leaving his wife and six children at the family home in the Sparkhill area of Birmingham, the Bank of England employed counter-terrorism powers to impose financial sanctions upon him, freezing his assets and prohibiting others from making funds available to him.
There is the need for a paradigm shift to the solution by making funds available for self-employment.
Instead, he found work making fund-raising calls and earned a few extra dollars tending bar.
He walked over to Mr. Blagojevich, who was making fund-raising calls, and shared the news.
The international community must step up and help these desperate families by making funding urgently available.
Their alleged misdeeds, revealed by Senator Thompson's hearings, include making fund-raising phone calls from the White House.
In 2005 an NHS Modernisation Agency document, "Action on Plastic Surgery" was designed to aid PCTs making funding decisions on Plastic Surgery patients.
