The phrase "use of funding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe how financial resources are used. For example, "The organization has been praised for its effective use of funding."
The larger scientific community also benefits: sharing data encourages multiple perspectives, helps to identify errors, discourages fraud, is useful for training new researchers, and increases efficient use of funding and patient population resources by avoiding duplicate data collection.
"Bush, Vocal Foe of Earmarks, Embraces Them in His Budget" (front page, Feb. 10) intimates that the president's use of funding requests for specific programs is similar to Congress' use of earmarks.
"The mayor, through the creative use of funding sources available to the city, is setting an ambitious housing agenda that we will aggressively pursue," Mr. Bloomberg's communications director, William T. Cunningham, said.
Ma Ming, a research fellow in Xinjiang with the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said there is an obvious link between monasteries and safe space for leopards, but that does not mean Tibetan monks make the best game wardens.Mr Ma argued that government programmes make the wisest use of funding, and that the Chinese government as it has proven with giant pandas can save a species if it wants.
Depending on the context, integration can also encourage more efficient use of funding and cooperation across districts to innovate and share resources.
And at a time when web radio is struggling to monetize against high streaming royalty fees, is bringing in DJs and programmers really the best use of funding?
