"survival fund" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a sum of money set aside for the purpose of sustaining oneself or a group during a difficult or challenging time. Example: In order to ensure the company's survival during the economic downturn, the board of directors allocated a significant portion of their budget to a survival fund.
They earn survival funds, which pale in comparison to whomever owns the business by which they're enslaved, much like large corporations today.
TheWrap (aka TheCrap) keeps getting turned down by the private investment companies which it has recently approached for survival funding -- Saban, Shamrock, and a long list of others.
We have put aside an emergency envelope of funding which will be able to provide equipment and survival funds for these media, including such television stations as Studio B. The Commission is allocating new personnel for the implementation of media projects, and our contracts with beneficiaries have been streamlined to try and speed up the process of the delivery of grants.
However, a sensitivity analysis excluding all patients with metastases did not significantly affect the data, again indicating that differences in survival are likely due to treatment effects rather than due to imbalances in prognostic variables between the two groups (non-metastatic patients, median survival funded vs unfunded: 8.95 vs 3.7 months; HR 0.51, 95% CI 0.32 0.82; P=0.32 0.82
In the area of child survival, funding from the IKEA Social Initiative supports national and state-led strategic interventions to address the causes of high mortality among children and mothers, and to improve the nutritional status of children, with a special focus on disadvantaged populations.
We haven't cured rare cancers, but to date Cycle for Survival has funded more than 25 clinical trials and research studies across various types of rare cancers, including brain cancer, lymphoma, pancreatic cancer, ovarian cancer and pediatric cancers.
Food for the Hungry, another international NGO, implemented a Care Group child survival project funded by the USAID Child Survival and Health Grants Program in 7 districts of Sofala Province in Mozambique between 2005 and 2010 in a total population of 1.1 million people.
When Parvez first came to the attention of the Bangladesh Swimming Federation he was a shy ten-year-old from the slums of Mirpur who, along with a bus load of other children aged between 5 – 10 years old, were embarking on their first lesson of survival swimming, funded by UNICEF and run by the Centre of Injury Prevention and Research, Bangladesh (CIPRB).
These findings take on additional significance because child survival projects funded by the USAID Child Survival and Health Grants Program (both Care Group and non-Care Group projects) have a documented track record of accelerating under-5 mortality reduction within their project areas over the duration of the projects.
If word of his activities became public, Hoover stressed, it could jeopardize the survival of the fund.
