The phrase "area payment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, agriculture, or land management, typically referring to payments made based on a specific area of land or property.
Example: "The government announced an area payment scheme to support farmers in maintaining their land."
Alternatives: "land payment" or "spatial payment".
Background facts In short, Bonda made an application to the Polish Office for Agricultural Restructuring for a single area payment under EU subsidy law.
One comprehensive reform option being considered is the implementation of an EU wide flat area payment (EUWFAP) system and a reduction of the total budget available for direct payments.
This was a reference from the national court to the Court of European Union (CJEU) for a preliminary reference in relation to criminal proceedings against Lukasz Bonda for fraud in his declaration of the agricultural area eligible for the single area payment.
The introduction of area payment triggers the initial growth of the organic sector (indicator 10).
They use the Single Area Payment Scheme (SAPS) - different from the direct payments used in older EU states.
The 240% uptake rate of Sweden is due to the possibility of obtaining area payment without being certified.
This is the rationale for such extra subsidies as less favoured area payments.
While occupying a legal gray area, payments to intermediaries can be illegal if they amount to bribes or kickbacks made under the guise of being legitimate payments.
The results show the feasibility of incentive-oriented policy instruments, even in the less sophisticated form of flat rate area payments.
Scotland's population is about 8% of the UK total, but Scottish farmers receive 18% of the UK's overall common agricultural policy (CAP) funding under the EU system, including 85% of less-favoured area payments.
Powerful images, but as much a work of fiction as the felling of Fangorn Forest by Saruman and his Orcs: sheep have been farmed in Wales for thousands of years, while area payments were introduced in 2005 – the same year in which Good Agricultural and Environmental Condition (GAEC) rules were introduced and the area eligible for payments was fixed.
