The phrase "a list of payment" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a list of payments." You can use it when referring to multiple transactions or instances of payment in a financial context.
Example: "Please provide me with a list of payments made in the last quarter for our records."
Alternatives: "a record of payments" or "a summary of payments."
Last week eBay added Google Checkout to a list of payment services its sellers cannot use, which will continue "for the foreseeable future," said Hani Durzy, a spokesman for eBay, based in San Jose, Calif.
When you opt to check out using "pay with Google," you'll be presented with a list of payment cards saved in your Google account.
A list of payment options will be displayed, ranging from credit card to PayPal to online banking.
Provide a list of payment due dates to be placed on a calendar or a preferred reminder tool.
There will also be a list of payments made on each account and details of whether payment is up to date or pending.
Hayatou was reprimanded in 2011 by the International Olympic Committee after the BBC revealed his name appeared on a list of payments made by the now defunct marketing company ISL.
Through much of 2006, the company's payments included nearly $6 million in consulting fees to dozens of doctors, according to the whistle-blower's lawyer, Andrew R. Carr Jr. of the firm Bateman Gibson in Memphis, who obtained a list of payments from a former Medtronic employee.
A list of payments for "cab", "condo", and "dinner" isn't going to challenge Facebook or Twitter as what you read in bed or on the bus.
Gera's affiliate account, gleaned from a list of payments for the pharmaceutical sales program SpamIt and Glavmed, showed that his efforts brought in $6 million in 2010.
Manafort resigned from the Trump campaign back in August after his name surfaced on the "Black Ledger"—a list of off-the-books payments from the pro-Russian party to folks working for them across the globe.
Manafort resigned from the Trump campaign back in August after his name surfaced on the "Black Ledger"—a list of off-the-books payments from the pro-Russian party to folks working for them across the globe.
