The phrase "any payment in excess of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or legal contexts to specify amounts that surpass a certain limit.
Example: "Any payment in excess of $1,000 must be approved by the finance department."
Alternatives: "any payment over" or "any payment above".
"Departments have provided the Treasury with information in relation to all individuals engaged off-payroll – for payment in excess of £58,200.
Apart, that is, from the side that is relegated from the top flight which will enjoy, for a season, a parachute payment in excess of £3m.
The incidence of catastrophic payments was defined as payments in excess of a threshold budget share and the intensity of catastrophic expenditure was measured by the payment in excess of the threshold, averaged over all households exceeding that threshold [ 16].
More than half of all inpatients are not making payment in excess of the co-payment rate; however, there are still some poor people making significant payments.
Secondly, we can assess equity by looking at the distribution of payment in excess of the co-payment by socio-economic group (Table 9).
Following this estimation, the average over shoot is [ 11]: (3) O = 1 N ∑ i = 1 N O The intensity of catastrophic expenditure is measured by the payment in excess of the threshold, averaged over all households exceeding that threshold.
The foundation's trust endowment of $43.5bn£29.5bnbn) makes grant payments in excess of $3bn every year ($3.9bn in 2014).
The newly alleged breaches involve the failure to disclose reportable benefits and payments in excess of $100,000.
Dr. Johnson countered Mr. Loja's complaints in a memorandum he sent to Father Byrne that Mr. Loja demanded payments in excess of their handshake agreement for shoddy workmanship.
According to a memorandum from the dentist, Mr. Loja's workmanship was shoddy and he demanded payments in excess of their handshake agreement.
