The phrase "amounts will be applied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the allocation or usage of specific quantities, often in financial or accounting situations.
Example: "The total amounts will be applied to your account balance at the end of the month."
Alternatives: "amounts will be allocated" or "amounts will be utilized."
(f) When a debt is paid in partial or installment payments, amounts received by GSA will be applied first to outstanding penalties, second to administrative charges, third to interest, and last to principal.
If the refund is increased, then the extra amount of the refund will be applied to the last account designated.
With the cotton roll in place, a small amount of Fluoride Varnish will be applied to the contact points of the canine and molars and to the occlusal surfaces of the molars.
Furthermore, any refund will be applied to amounts owed to the IRS or a state tax agency and may be used to offset unpaid child support or past due federal debts, such as student loans.
Go to the "Payment" column and re-type in the partial payment amount the customer has made that will be applied to the second invoice.
In addition, fringe benefit rates will be applied to the total transaction amount (gift plus gross-up, if applicable), creating an incremental cost to the issuing department.
Of that amount, $4 million will be allocated to programming; $7 million will be applied to a bank loan; and $2 million will be refunded to the Carnival Corporation, which relinquished its naming rights.
Use a paintbrush to apply a small amount of the paint to the surface onto which it will be applied.
The states where vendors are located are identified, allowing the shopper to determine if sales tax will be applied, but neither the tax rate nor amount of the tax charged is shown.
The new rates will be applied retrospectively meaning that not only will future debt-servicing costs fall, but that the total amount of debt outstanding will plummet.
