The word 'voucher' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use 'voucher' to refer to a piece of paper or a card that entitles the holder to a discount or that can be exchanged for goods and services. For example: "I used the voucher I received from my employer to buy lunch."
This week the newest kid on the print block, Morry Schwartz's The Saturday Paper, is offering a $30 Aesop voucher with a year-long subscription.
Then I turned to the back page and saw the advert from your subscriptions department offering a free Amazon voucher as an incentive.
One of the biggest selling points of this scheme is that if, after your pass has expired, your delivery charge savings are not equal to the initial cost of your pass, you'll be sent a voucher for the difference.
There is virtually no evidence on the effectiveness of university outreach schemes, such as merit based scholarships and book voucher schemes.
Graham confirmed there had been a complaint and an allegation of fraud but said she stood by the decision to award the prize, a substantial Nikon voucher, to Saffron.
Critics on the left blame the voucher system for declining results, saying it has opened the door for schools more interested in making a profit than providing solid education.
Since Ontario's tax-credit scheme covers only part of the costs of schooling, that figure is now about $300m.On June 27th, despite passionate objections from Ontario's Liberal and New Democratic opposition, Mr Harris got his way with the passing of the budget bill, in which the school-voucher plan was buried.
Sweden has overhauled its admittedly huge welfare state and has a universal school-voucher system.
He proposed individual job-training accounts and a school-voucher programme.This is a bold attempt to discover a silver lining in the hurricane's clouds.
But the evidence from places like Milwaukee and Cleveland suggests they do help performance, and they do so not by destroying public schools, as the anti-voucher forces claim, but by forcing public schools to improve their performance.
He also wants to get Wisconsin off the list of America's ten highest-taxed states, where his brother left it; fix its $1-billion 1-billionficit budgetting bureaucrats' salaries andeficitng the governor's aircraft; expand its school-voucher system; and end what he considers fruitless drug-control policies.In this section A systemic failure Why mess with 40 years of success?
