The phrase "a substantial payment in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant amount of money being made in a specific context, such as a transaction or agreement.
Example: "The company made a substantial payment in advance to secure the contract."
Alternatives: "a significant payment in" or "a considerable payment in".
"There was a substantial payment made in order to settle the litigation," said Jeffrey J. Temple, a lawyer for the sponsor, a company controlled by the crown prince of Dubai.
But soon after Nathan advised Frank that he would be sending a substantial payment up front in a few weeks, he explained how he would also send Frank topics to research for the chapters he would be writing.
Start making a substantial payment for the increase in spending this year.
"The very clear and unmistakable intention of both Ray Charles and all his children was that, in exchange for a substantial payment, the children were not to raise any claims against their father's estate," Ms. Ervin said in a statement.
"In the absence of text stating that the 'gift' was in exchange for a substantial payment, we considered that the claim 'in a symbolic gesture of friendship between the countries' in conjunction with the terms 'gift' and 'gifting' implied that the pandas were provided by China for free.
In 1961, however, VW made a substantial payment to Tatra through an out-of-court settlement.
The plea resulted in a year's probation, three days in a work release program, a substantial payment covering fines, court costs and restitution.
"I was not prepared to deal with this in the traditional way by simply making a substantial payment to BMW [Rover's German parent]." Really?
When I visited him I was in the happy position of bringing news of a substantial payment for his crippling bronchitis and emphysema.
Ebbsfleet United have made a "substantial payment" to Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs but have confirmed they still owe in excess of £25,000.
