The phrase "a receivable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to an amount of money that is owed to a company or individual, often in relation to sales or services provided.
Example: "The company reported a receivable for the services rendered last month, which is expected to be paid by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "an account receivable" or "a receivable amount".
His administration has been selling off debt held by government entities, including accounts receivable, for a pittance of its worth, the United States officials said, and has pocketed the cash, leaving Venezuela's finances in shambles.
As of March 31, Synapse's current liabilities such as accounts payable were 1.2 times greater than current assets such as cash and accounts receivable, for a working capital deficit of $35 million.
Continuing with the example above, Company A debits Cash for $12,000 and credits Lease Receivable for $12,000.
E. S. Bankest was engaged in a business called factoring, in which firms buy companies' accounts receivable for less than the face value, then keep the difference when they collect.
His mother works in Bethpage, N.Y., handling accounts receivable for St . Johns Hospital in Far Rockaway, Queens.
The words "Postage Currency" were displayed prominently on notes of the first issue and they noted that these were "RECEIVABLE FOR POSTAGE STAMPS AT ANY POST OFFICE".
According to Breen, "the foreign silver coins had been legal tender, receivable for all kinds of payments including postage stamps and some taxes; the nickel cents were not.
The lessor would debit Rent Receivable for $833 and credit Rent Revenue for $833.
They would credit Rent Revenue for $833 and credit Rent Receivable for $167 to begin drawing down its balance.
To write off the account, the seller debits Allowance for Doubtful Accounts for $100 and credits Accounts Receivable for $100.
The wholesaler debits Grain Receivable for $10,000 (the spot rate) and PFC for $2000, and credits Contract Payable for $12,000.
