The phrase "a hefty payment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large or significant amount of money that is being paid for a service, product, or obligation.
Example: "After negotiating for weeks, they finally agreed to a hefty payment for the consulting services provided."
Alternatives: "a substantial payment" or "a large payment."
Exxon Mobil's lawyers have likewise expressed concern that Alabama's budget crisis would sway jurors to rule against the company to extract a hefty payment.
Capello's new contract was signed before the tournament in Brazil, and includes a hefty payment in the case of early severance.
It is also believed by many track officials that the Kenyan track and field federation received a hefty payment from Qatar or a guarantee to build a training facility in Kenya.
The Glazers will use the proceeds of their 10% share sale to pay off some of the club's accumulated debt, and to give themselves a hefty payment.
But which banks are in the frame, for what - and by which regulators? Germany's Commerzbank also warned last week that it may have to make a hefty payment to settle a US investigation into its own violations of sanctions on Iran and other countries.
"The Congress" offers a meta-statement on living in a digital world, with Robin Wright portraying herself -- an actress who accepts a hefty payment to have a digitized version of herself created in order to care for her disabled son.
City National Bank also began its own inquiry into the hefty payment a year after it was completed.
A $600,000 two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn Heights, for example, could run a buyer about $3,000 to $4,000 a month, including maintenance payments, even assuming low interest rates and a hefty down payment, noted Christopher Thomas, president of William B. May Brooklyn.
They were able to keep their monthly mortgage payment to 1,500 euros ($2,165) — less than their rent in Paris — thanks to a hefty down payment funded by the sale of a weekend cottage they had bought three years earlier.
Congress must make a hefty down payment right now.
So why can't their savings yield enough money for a hefty down payment?
