The phrase "a large payment for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant financial transaction or compensation related to a specific service, product, or obligation.
Example: "The company made a large payment for the new software license to enhance their operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "a substantial fee for" or "a significant charge for".
"But I cannot decree a larger payment for creditors or any payment for shareholders if the value is not there".
The chance came with what seemed at the time like a large payment from a magazine for his first full-length novel, Deathworld.
From there, he would move on to another country–such as Afghanistan or one in Africa that would quietly take him in for a large payment of cash, Mendilow says.
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.
Several articles suggested that the treasure came from the Merchant Royal, an English ship that had been lost off Land's End, near Cornwall, in September, 1641, reportedly carrying, among other valuables, a large payment intended for Spanish troops serving in Belgium.
A deal with Fantex allows them to receive a large payment upfront in exchange for a certain percentage of their future earnings, acting as a hedge against an injury or other hiccups in their careers.
When explaining the program, I reserved the right to delay payout in case we are waiting for a large payment.
Similarly, the snooker player John Higgins, who rarely drinks, was suspicious of drinks provided to him when he was enticed in 2010 into saying he would be prepared to fix matches in return for a large payment.
POLAND has only just got over one big political scandal, triggered when a well-known film producer called Lew Rywin allegedly offered to get a media-ownership law amended in exchange for a large payment to his friends in power.
