The phrase "as installment" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being done in parts or stages, but the phrase itself is not standard.
Example: "The project will be completed as an installment over the next few months."
Alternatives: "in stages" or "in parts".
Sounds usurious, but note that Aaron structures its contracts not as installment sales but as open-ended rentals.
Its platform includes faster processing for the rent payments that are made on time, as well as installment loans for renters who are going to having trouble making those payments.
Going into debt to pay off debt may seem counterintuitive, but these loans count as "installment plans," and therefore don't affect your credit score.
Mortgage loans are eligible, as are installment loans like those for cars and boats, as well as small business and consumer lines of credit.
For one thing, he's so prolific the critics can't keep up; for another, most of his 53 books were written as installments in one series or another, so reviewing any single title means grappling with all its predecessors.
Once approved, a customer is offered a number of payment options, which could include delayed payment — e.g. end of the month — or a staggered plan, such as installments each month for six months.
Serial follows the conventions of sequential storytelling -- conventions that came out of the Victorian era, when books were issued as installments.
One week later, Derek Mears revealed that Paramount is working with Platinum Dunes to make a new installment "as fast as possible".
But the armchair psychoanalysis seems inevitable all the same, as inevitable, perhaps, as further installments of "As the Mayor Turns".
If they fail to agree on the second installment — as is the case so far — the automatic cuts will kick in.
Anderson is ready for another "X-Files" installment as well.
