The word 'subsidized' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is financially supported by a government or other organization in order to keep prices low. For example: "The government provides subsidized housing for low-income families."
The most expensive subsidized health care is emergency room care.
If that doesn't leave you reassured, try Michael Lind's argument from the left that shoring up Social Security and Medicare with new VAT revenue would "almost certainly doom the conservative project of replacing public social insurance programs with tax credits or private accounts subsidized through personal income tax expenditures".
Farmers are being heavily subsidized to produce food that would be cheaper to buy from abroad.
Maybe if you taxed recycling and subsidized pouring motor oil into bodies of water it would be worse.
Some states have created subsidized guardianship programs, which rest on proven policy but often suffer limited federal support.Fortunately, there is momentum for change.
On the basis of experience and key public health concepts, official global policy has now adopted mass free distribution of anti-malaria LLINs as the global policy... Evidence has long shown that Africa's rural poor are so destitute that many are unable to pay even a tiny amount for lifesaving health interventions, even when the costs are subsidized.
Similarly, because virtually no one can be divorced from the transportation market, Congress could require that everyone above a certain income threshold buy a General Motors automobile now partially government-owned because those who do not buy government-owned becausey foreign cars) are adversely impacthosecommerce and a taxpayer-subsidized business..
Australian National University, state-subsidized university in Canberra, Australia.
Those industries that faced the most severe business declines shipbuilding, steel, aluminum processing, and petrochemicals softened the effects of layoffs through outplacement programs (often in cooperation with affiliated companies), government-subsidized retraining programs, and diversification.
More construction of affordable government-subsidized housing units has since taken place, including a large prefabricated housing construction program to tackle the most urgent housing needs.
In these respects the welfare state is considerably more extensive in western European countries than in the United States, featuring in many cases comprehensive health coverage and provision of state-subsidized tertiary education.
