The phrase "under the fund" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the part of a sum of money which has been allocated to a specific cause. For example, "The school raised $500 and allocated $100 of that fund under the fund for new textbooks."
Under the fund, current staff would receive 90% of their pension up to a cap of £30,000 a year.
At prices likely to be available under the fund, old coal-fired power stations will have few opportunities, let alone the incentive, to reduce their emissions.
That rule penalizes families who engaged in sound financial planning and has the potential to deny families any compensation under the fund.
But there has not been time to work out the sort of detailed conditions for investment under the fund which will satisfy them that the money will not sink into a bottomless pit of political trouble.
According to an analysis of carbon abatement opportunities across six key sectors, such as energy and agriculture, RepuTex found that a reduction of just 280 million tonnes was "realistically attainable" in Australia by 2025, under the fund.
The assistant minister said the Coalition would honour its promise to match pre-existing contracts under the fund, but would ask operators receiving that $62.5m to "do the right thing" and voluntarily pledge the money for professional development.
Williams launched a second challenge against the validity of the relevant provisions of this act and the payment of money to Scripture Union Queensland under the funding agreement.
The Court further held that the Commonwealth's entry into, and expenditure of money under, the funding agreement was not supported by the executive power of the Commonwealth.
Under the funding rules, they can actually be paid less per patient the more they see.
Around the same time, the project moved under the funding umbrella of California Institute of Technology (Caltech) chemist Harry Gray's "Powering the Planet" center.
Under the Funding for Lending initiative, the Bank of England is initially expected to lend about £80bn at below-market rates to banks and building societies.
