"training funds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing government or corporate funding specifically allocated for education and skills development. For example: "The company allocated a portion of their budget to training funds to support employee development programs."
Two new programs, MakerBucks and MakerLodge, for MIT freshmen will provide training, funds, and community for makers.
The administration is also requesting $1 billion to train Iraqi security forces, bringing the total 2008 request for training funds to $5.7 billion.
This work was supported by BBSRC doctoral training funds to E.R.S. (BB/M011151/1), a University of York Facilities award, and MRC award MR/R008981/1.
"We object to the inheritance tax, to a tax on long-term savings, taxes on pension funds and training funds and canceling the tax credit for a working woman," said Ariel Sharon, the party's chairman.
Rwanda will not receive US international military education and training funds, which help train foreign militaries, nor US foreign military financing, which funds the sale of American military material and services, Harf explained.
"We need to ensure that job training funds are targeted to bridge the gap between these high-skilled positions that need qualified workers, and the millions of Americans who need additional training to be able to fill them".
But as each Paro costs £4,000, including a day's training, funding is vital.
Streamlining health and aged care training programs by scrapping programs such as the clinical training fund will save $595m over four years.
Militia members currently in custody have said that these groups receive training, funding and weapons from the Revolutionary Guard of Iran.
The programme has received 65,000 applications and offers support to entrepreneurs across Africa through training, funding, mentorship and networking opportunities.
They arranged weapons training, funding and travel for others who wished to fight overseas, the indictment says.
