The phrase "saving funds" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to refer to the action of reserving and storing money for future use. For example: "We have been successful in our efforts in saving funds for the upcoming school year."
The reforms have been criticised for taking the focus away from saving funds, improving care and reducing waiting times to instead concentrate on bureaucracy.
Senator Ozouf said some of the money would be found by asking States owned companies like Jersey Post and Jersey Telecom for a higher return on investment, others would be taken from saving funds.
Given our national interest in saving funds while improving the immigration system, these changes should be implemented now.
However, in 1983, I-595 was cancelled as well due to escalating costs; saving funds for the original I-595 freeway would detract from more pressing needs like maintenance of city streets and rapid transit.
(The client will have access to 70% of the remuneration that exceeds the saving funds).
Research areas such as climate change moved to different premises to save funds.
Abolishing irrelevant city government offices like public advocate, borough president and the New York City Council would save funds.
The clearest way to save funds would be to end a subsidy on diesel fuel used for both transport and generators.
That average will probably grow if the impasse continues, as more agencies run out of saved funds and receive no new appropriations.
One crossed the sea alone, and, working very hard for one half year, saved funds enough to bring the other out.
The Ministry of Justice has dismissed claims that is actively considering "the wholesale" privatisation of the courts service as part of a radical review to save funds.
