The phrase "a full payout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, insurance, or gambling, where it refers to receiving the complete amount owed or won.
Example: "After reviewing the claim, the insurance company confirmed that the policyholder would receive a full payout for the damages incurred."
Alternatives: "complete payment" or "total disbursement".
According to reports, Farah is demanding a full payout from the remaining two years of his contract, worth around $1.9 million, and deferred contract payments.
He noted that the contract also called for a full payout to Mr. Karmazin if someone else was picked to succeed Mr. Redstone as chief executive.
And it must begin making provisions to ensure a full payout of the billions more in cleanup and restoration costs and civil penalties under the Clean Water Act that are also its responsibility.
At the start of the film, as a partner in a New York law firm, Donovan specializes in representing insurance companies and does his duty zealously, sitting across the table from an opposing lawyer for five drivers injured in an accident and trying to force them to divide a one-accident pot in five instead of each receiving a full payout from his client.
(The provisions of Mr. Taubman's separation agreement effectively make May 5 the end of an unofficial "gardening leave," since the executive wouldn't be entitled to a full payout if he took a job at a rival or accepted work that would compete with the firm before then).
The incentives should be based on long-term achievements, ideally five years or more with a "full payout only for truly exceptional performance.
With a whole life policy, full payout is guaranteed and offers the option of borrowing against the policy.
Policyholders have the best chance of getting a full claim payout requested when they list specific items and values for each.
If the sale is approved, the test of its success will come in a few years, after Booz's partners receive their full payout and can head off.
Evercore benefited from the closing of more of its assignments during the quarter, which meant the full payout of investment banking fees.
While most of the plaintiffs have received some payment under the settlement, the full payout is not expected until the end of the year.
