"a disbursement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an amount of money that is paid out in cash or by check, usually for a specific purpose. For example: "The company made a disbursement of $500 to cover the costs of the meeting."
"They made us a small disbursement a year ago Thanksgiving," Mobley says -- a disbursement the company says was about $19,000.
Such amounts may only be disbursed if the Secretary determines such a disbursement is necessary to absorb volatile market changes in fuel prices without affecting the standard price charged for fuel.
Ithaca units should never send funds to WCM using a disbursement voucher (DV).
Payments must be processed using a Disbursement Voucher (DV) e-doc in KFS with payment method of WIRE.
Yet even if eurozone leaders agree to release the money at tomorrow's meeting, a disbursement needs approval by national parliaments – and national legislators across the Continent will want to pick over Greece's offer.
"Whenever there is a disbursement to a Greece program or a Portuguese program, Germany is on the hook for roughly one quarter of the bill," said Mr. Weinberg of High Frequency Economics.
Payment agency means any agency that transmits payment requests, in the form of certified payment vouchers or other similar forms, to a disbursing official for disbursement.
Moreover, such a scheme allows for a quick disbursement of benefits and could be introduced as a response to an emerging economic crisis (see Robalino et al.2009 for details and discussion of implementation issues).
A refund is a cash disbursement of funds from your student account that exceed your charges.
They included a $62 million disbursement, approved after a two-year review, that would underwrite the planned merger of SUNY Downstate Medical Center and Long Island College Hospital, a struggling institution in Brooklyn.
As mentioned, the program has currently expired and payments will not be disbursed unless a student has already received a Perkins disbursement for the 2017-2018 school year.
