The phrase "a large payment and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing items or conditions, particularly in financial contexts.
Example: "The contract requires a large payment and a signed agreement before work can begin."
Alternatives: "a significant payment and" or "a hefty payment and".
Around 820 Coenwulf forced Wulfred into an unfavourable settlement by which Wulfred gained control over the debated monasteries in exchange for a large payment of gold and the loss of a very large estate to the king.
In evidence to a Munich court in June last year, Gribkowsky admitted that prosecution claims he had corruptly received $41.4m £26.6mm) in bank commissions, and a large payment via a family trust from Ecclestone, were "essentially true".
He told the court that prosecution claims that he had corruptly received $41.4m in bank commissions, and a large payment via a family trust from Mr Ecclestone, were "essentially true".
Giving evidence to the Munich court last week, Gribkowsky had admitted that prosecution claims that he had corruptly received $41.4m in bank commissions, and a large payment via a family trust from Mr Ecclestone, were "essentially true".
Eventually won over by the prospect of participation in a significant film and receiving a large payment for his work, Geldof agreed.
However, the process was delayed until the spring of 1633, when the Sejm officially sanctioned a declaration of war and authorised a large payment (6.5 million zlotys, the highest tax contribution during Władysław's entire reign) for the raising of a suitable force.
The paper said it was offered documents several weeks ago by someone seeking a large payment in return.
The real reason for the raid, according to Jules Kroll, was a large payment made by Telecom Italia to former police authorities.
When explaining the program, I reserved the right to delay payout in case we are waiting for a large payment.
To get there, you'll have to make bigger monthly payments or a large payment at the end.
