The phrase "a fixed payment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific amount of money that is agreed upon and does not change over time.
Example: "The contractor will receive a fixed payment for the project, regardless of the hours worked."
Alternatives: "a set fee" or "a predetermined amount".
The idea of amortizing mortgage is that you have a fixed payment every month.
An annuity pays a fixed payment each period until the expiration of the the maturity.
The government would make a fixed payment on behalf of each beneficiary.
With it, you transfer cash, securities or other property to a charity and in return receive a fixed payment for life.
A fixed payment, with additional increments once gate receipts were counted and promotion secured had been enough to earn his signature.
Or should it move more aggressively toward simply giving older Americans a fixed payment, which they can use to purchase the private plan of their choice?
The new contract, which covers 27 Tenet hospitals in California, adopts a fixed-payment setup instead of fees based on retail prices.
This scheme is given by a zero fixed payment upon liquidation ((beta _0 = 0)), and a combination of fixed and variable payments conditional on the continuing value (CV(theta, varepsilon ) = 2 theta + varepsilon) written as (B^{mathrm{fb}} + beta _1^{mathrm{fb}} CV(theta, varepsilon )) in the case of continuation.
The contract for Valdemoro, Madrid, is a contract on a capitation basis, which provides an annual fixed payment per head of population.
In the case of MCH, a monthly fixed payment is made by the 'special clinic' to the main hospital for 'general expenditures' (McPake et al. 2011 ).
The JSY, funded fully by the Government of India, is a one-off fixed payment (a single cash transfer) from the state to a woman when she gives birth in a health facility.
