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Discover LudwigThe phrase "reserve fund" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an amount of money that is set aside for future use or for unexpected needs. Example: The school board has decided to allocate $50,000 from their reserve fund to cover any unexpected expenses for the upcoming school year.
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And it helped increase our reserve fund".
"It's kind of this reserve fund".
"We have no endowment or reserve fund.
We should set aside this reserve fund.
Is there enough money in the reserve fund?
We have to build up a reserve fund.
It even has money for a substantial reserve fund.
The city already has $4.5bn in an Olympic reserve fund.
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There was $1.07 billion authorized for advanced development funding, separate from the BioShield Special Reserve Fund.
Some of her colleagues agree that using the tax reserve fund is a reasonable option.
There is established in the Treasury a Patent and Trademark Fee Reserve Fund.
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