The phrase "all disbursements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to every payment or distribution of funds made by an organization or individual.
Example: "The accountant reviewed all disbursements made during the fiscal year to ensure accuracy and compliance."
Alternatives: "all payments" or "every disbursement".
"All disbursements must be approved by the bankruptcy judge.
If no repayment is made within the next 30 days, all disbursements of existing loans will stop.
That is because all disbursements from those accounts during retirement are taxed as ordinary income, even if the account's earnings came from capital gains or dividends.
IMF disbursements have also been suspended for ten months as negotiations on a new IMF programme have dragged on.If the World Bank loan isn't repaid within 30 days of the due date, no new loans will be forthcoming and there can be no interest-rate reductions on existing loans; if the government remains in default for 60 days, all disbursements of existing loans will stop as well.
With a tight grip on much of the $5.5 billion in international aid that has flowed into the PA since 1994, he appears to have overseen virtually all disbursements, from $600 payments to alleged terrorists and $1,500 in "tuition" for security officers, to $10 million, reportedly paid by a company controlled by friends of Arafat, for a 45-tonne shipment of weapons from Iran.
With a tight grip on much of the $5.5 billion in international aid that has flowed into the PA since 1994, he appears to have overseen virtually all disbursements, from $600 payments to alleged terrorists and $1,500 in "tuition" for security officers, to $10 million, reportedly paid by a company controlled by friends of Arafat, for a 50-ton shipment of weapons from Iran.
Data collected automatically comprise all drug prescriptions, all diagnoses of patient contacts, all disbursement codes and all laboratory data recorded in the patient file.
The borrowers are encouraged to assist each other, and all loan disbursements and repayments are made publicly, in front of other groups.
The Department of Defense dominates the field; its grants make up roughly half of all SBIR disbursements.
To this end, Riddell [ 57] proposes a new international aid office to oversee all aid disbursements.
The direct method requires reporting all cash disbursements and receipts in separate categories, rather than working backwards from net income.
