The phrase "a huge payment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large sum of money that is being paid for a service, product, or obligation.
Example: "The company made a huge payment to settle the lawsuit and avoid further legal complications."
Alternatives: "a substantial payment" or "a significant payment."
So, the underground line was snipped in two and only a huge payment of Deutschmarks reopened it.
The other was a huge payment, reputedly £12m, if he joined them as a free agent a year later.
A Sallie Mae representative's suggestion was to basically bite the bullet and make a huge payment (which I don't have the funds to do).
Shedding the specter of a huge payment to the trustee would reduce the financial challenges facing Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz, the team's owners.
One senior Yemeni official, she said, seemed to suggest that Yemen would require a huge payment from the American government to resettle the detainees.
The industry will probably make a huge payment to cover many of the claims made by individual smokers suffering from cancer and other illnesses brought on by the habit.
The median is a better measure than the mean because the mean for those top three is skewed by a few huge payments, often to company founders or family managers who are not standard executives.Although overpaying a chief executive on its own is unlikely to bankrupt a company, there are other reasons to care about top pay.
"Maybe because it wasn't their perfect choice, or the house was in the high $1 or $2 millions and with the increase in interest rates they said, 'I'm going to wait and see what happens.' " Although the rents may seem exorbitant, those people do avoid a huge down payment, and aren't necessarily paying much more than monthly mortgage payments of, say, $10,000, on a $2 million-plus home.
The huge payment caused an immediate stir, with the mayor being advised to call the village's bank to make sure it was prepared to receive such a large payment.
Even if she could scrape together the $7,500 to catch up on her overdue mortgage payments, other calamities await: an interest rate that will rise in coming months and a huge balloon payment hovering in the distance like a financial Hindenburg.
But a half-century deal with a huge upfront payment is another matter.
