The phrase "much needed fund" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used when referring to financial resources or donations that are required to support a cause or organization. For example, "The charitable organization was able to continue its operations thanks to a much needed fund provided by a generous donor."
If director general Lord Tony Hall needs to find £100m in savings, perhaps I could start by giving back the £3.50 I raised last year when I went chugging with my friend Jolyon for a sketch called BBC In Need – a much needed fund to supplement the multimillion-pound payouts to failing Beeb execs.
Although UCSC never had a track, the residential colleges regularly competed in an improvised "Slug Run" every spring from 1967 to 1982, though the Run now is a community event and fundraiser event hosted by the cross-country club for much needed fund to pay for entry fees, hotel, and transportation to race.
Where do the red lines between raising much needed funds and protecting the vulnerable lie?
Furthermore it will offer Bangladesh much needed funds to develop its infrastructure and restore sometimes strained relations with India.
Just 10 tins would be enough to tide us over and stop us having to dip into much needed funds.
Tom added: "As proud ambassadors of Henshaws, Paula and I wanted to raise some much needed funds for a great charity.
Still, even the smaller increase from Iraq in coming years could ease global supplies and provide the Iraqi government with much needed funds for reconstruction.
We hope this new investment of much needed funding recognises, respects and builds upon this understanding of why the global response to FGC must start local.
Its international division, the Mansudae Overseas Projects Group, is a thriving multi-million dollar business bringing in much needed funds to the isolated regime.
The report was welcomed by the Care & Support Alliance, which represents 75 leading charities, as demonstrating that a much needed funding increase was affordable.
Every week we were spending much needed funding on basic items – like UHT milk, tea bags and sugar – that weren't being donated.
