"through funds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a means of obtaining something, usually money. Example sentence: The first responders were able to purchase the necessary equipment through funds raised by the local community.
Or perhaps investing could have been done through funds that allow for diversification.
Bombed during World War II, the theatre reopened in 1946, partly through funds raised by benefit concerts given by Toscanini.
For instance, investors who bet on gold through funds that own shares of mining companies might feel comfortable holding them in a taxable account.
By investing through funds, wealthy individuals can own art without paying the large fees and heavy taxes usually associated with full ownership.
The government is amalgamating its various stakes in banks and other businesses, which are held both directly and indirectly through funds.
Some mortgage companies originate and close mortgages in their own names through funds from third parties, typically other banks — a practice known in the industry as table funding.
Institutional investors have bid long-maturity prices up and yields down -- no bad thing for investors holding Treasuries directly or through funds.
Our university partnered with the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission and used pass-through funds from the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) for student time and travel, and created a watershed framework plan.
And there is a widespread feeling that money originated through funds-of-hedge-funds is liable to get jumpy at any hint of trouble and skedaddle if losses are made.
Some also argue that the behaviour of the individuals who invest through funds-of-funds most closely resembles that of mutual-fund investors, traditionally viewed as finance's headless chickens.Despite the fidgetiness of their new clients, few hedge funds have locked in their money for long periods.
The others gained entry through fund-raising.
