The word 'subsidizes' is correct and commonly used in written English.
The word 'subsidizes' means to support financially or provide a grant or subsidy to. It is often used in the context of government funding or support for certain industries, organizations, or individuals. Example: The government subsidizes the agriculture sector to ensure food security and support local farmers.
The state of Alaska subsidizes electrical production in smaller communities through the Power Cost Equalization Fund.
Blobel also is a Howard Hughes Medical Institute HHMIinvestigatorthe (tHHMIHMisis a philanthropic foundation that subsidizes biomedical research in the United States).
The Swedish government partly subsidizes Svenska Dagbladet, but the paper is considered independent and remains the strongest voice of conservatism in a liberal political environment.
The government heavily subsidizes the publishing industry, including periodical and academic presses.
It taxes some activities and subsidizes others through investment credits, for example.
The school district is Cooper's official employer; the U.S.D.A. subsidizes her meals; and the Chez Panisse Foundation pays her salary.
In the case of a malaria or t.b. vaccine, this means that the government sizes up candidates, offers grants, and subsidizes drug companies, universities, or its own research teams as they experiment with the vaccines.
The days when the healthy twenty-five-year-old subsidizes the sixty-year-old with heart disease or diabetes are coming to an end.
Dolan subsidizes his beat by working for the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance.
After the rupture of an Exxon pipeline, last New Year's Day, poured 565,000 gallons of oil into the Arthur Kill, the federal government ordered a study of its ecological consequences, and this project now subsidizes a study of the harbor herons that the New York City Audubon Society began in 1985.
To say that the post office runs at a loss is to say that it subsidizes a system of conveyance and communication.
