The term "statutory funds" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to funds that are required or mandated by law and can include things such as taxes, fines, or government fees. Here is an example sentence: "The city council allocated a portion of the budget to be used for statutory funds, such as infrastructure improvement and emergency services."
This work received support from the statutory funds allocated to the Institute of General and Ecological Chemistry by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
The study was partially supported by a Grant OPUS 2014/13/B/ST6/01792 financed by the Polish National Science Centre (http://www.ncn.gov.pl) and by the Statutory Funds of the Institute of Pharmacology Polish Academy of Sciences.
In Germany, health and long-term care insurance are a legal obligation, and about 85% of the resident population is insured within statutory funds.
This work was supported in part by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education (the grant No. NN303 320937 to M. R-K) and by Jagiellonian University (statutory funds No. DS15/WBBiB).
The project has never had any statutory funding.
In addition, courses such as the PGCE are eligible for statutory funding through student finance.
Furthermore, it is increasingly hard for small voluntary and community groups to get vital statutory funding.
In addition to case management, I help to secure statutory funding for clients.
Other exclusions include replacing statutory funding, endowments and loan payments or projects with high ongoing maintenance costs.
As statutory funding dries up, all projects chase the same ever-decreasing pots of charitable funds, trusts and private donations, significantly reducing the chances of securing new funds.
The gradual erosion of statutory funding has made Refuge even more reliant on voluntary income, but fundraising is an uphill battle.
