The phrase "a repayment to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of returning money or value owed to someone or an entity.
Example: "The company issued a repayment to its investors following a successful quarter."
Alternatives: "a refund to" or "a reimbursement to".
He admitted the victory was a repayment to supporters for the troubled times of recent years.
It was a repayment to show his patriotism to the country that had rescued him and his family.
He is the largest shareholder in the Independent and Independent on Sunday publisher with a 28% stake, with a repayment to banks due later this year.
A1 Agregator has been ordered to refund the money taken to everyone who was scammed by a repayment to their mobile phone bills.
Financial markets have been shaken up by renewed fears of a Greek sovereign default after reports that Athens had made a private request to delay a repayment to the International Monetary Fund.
Earlier this week Greece became the first advanced economy to default on a repayment to the IMF, when it failed to pay a €1.5bn loan, toppling Europe into full-blown political crisis.
Bruce offered as evidence of his support for veterans his successful amendment to a house bill to include interest in a state repayment to the Colorado Veterans Trust Fund, a move which resulted in an additional $636,000 repaid to the fund.
Greek banks have started to reopen and Greece is expected to use a bridging loan from the EU, agreed last week, to make a €4.2bn (£2.9bn) repayment to the European Central Bank.
Argentina slipped into default this week after it failed to reach a deal with the US hedge funds in time to make a repayment deadline to the rest of its creditors, which form the vast majority.
This is when Greece is due to make a €3.4bn repayment to the European Central Bank.
Greece is due to make a €3.2bn repayment to the ECB on 20 August.
