The phrase "a payout on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a financial distribution or compensation related to a specific event, investment, or claim.
Example: "The insurance company issued a payout on the claim after the assessment was completed."
Alternatives: "a disbursement for" or "a payment regarding".
The film's success is, according to industry experts, a payout on a substantial gamble taken by 20th Century Fox.
Shuki Levy, Saban's decades-long partner, had received a payout on the Fox Family deal, as had other insiders who owned shares in Saban's privately held company.
In effect, the committee has to decide whether this constitutes the type of "subordination" for non-E.C.B. bondholders that would prompt a payout on Greek credit-default swaps.
They are insurance policies rather than savings policies – promising a payout on death plus a small "surrender value" if you cash them in.
A highly paid council chief executive who was handed a payout on the grounds of "permanent ill health" has since been busily earning more than £200,000 a year in consultancy fees in addition to his £50,000 pension benefit.
" If you bought protection and now all of a sudden, a 50 percent haircut is imposed on you and you don't get a payout on your insurance, that really casts a large doubt".
When Goldman Sachs received a payout of 100% on its credit default swap investment, it was a direct transfer of wealth from the shareholders of AIG.
The government would also receive a payout of €226 million on the nonvoting preferred shares it purchased.
Around 7,000 BT employees saved the maximum £225 a month and are in line for a payout of £89,705 based on last night's prices.
(Other gambling locales average a payout of 85%, depending on the amount of competition).
Part of the EMC deal was a payout to shareholders based on VMware tracking stock.
