"total fund" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the entirety or sum of money in a specific fund. For example, "The total fund allocated for this project is 10 million dollars."
The total fund is $15 billion.
One of the largest venture capital firms in Europe, Balderton manages a total fund of around $1.9bn£1.1bnbn).
The total fund value for unit trusts in February was £190.1 billion, compared with £172.6 billion a year ago.
Another diplomat said that without the total fund guaranteed, markets would question the credibility of the package.
Seattle found, for example, that its pension fund has invested $17.6 million with Chevron and Exxon — less than 1percentt of the total fund.
An end-of-March report by Morningstar Inc. on fund holdings showed Cisco at No. 2, behind General Electric, in total fund assets invested.
Vice President Al Gore pulled in $4.4 million in March, bringing his total fund-raising for the campaign to $40.4 million.
Taking the contribution, which amounted to half Mr. Han's total fund-raising, never felt quite right to begin with, he said.
Saturday's story in the Times, for example, said that "about 58percentt of Obama's total fund-raising during the election has come in checks of less than $200".
Yesterday, Ms. Moskowitz, a Democrat, filed papers indicating that she raised $516,000 over the previous six months, bringing her total fund-raising to nearly $610,000.
The good news is that the sum of donations from Jamie Dimon's firm is small relative to the total fund-raising of Columbia University.
