The phrase "as payment for services" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing compensation or remuneration for work performed or services rendered.
Example: "The contractor agreed to complete the renovations as payment for services rendered during the project."
Alternatives: "in exchange for services" or "as compensation for services."
We accept SAP account number, Tech Cash, cash, or credit cards as payment for services.
International actors still see D.D.R. as a necessary element of the peacemaking toolkit; combatants still demand it of their civilian leaders as payment for services rendered.
Mr. LaBolt emphasized that Project Vote and Acorn were not as intertwined at that time as they are today, when a significant part of Project Vote's revenues flow to Acorn and various of its affiliates as payment for services.
Any portion of the stipend that students receive as semi-monthly payroll is deemed by the Internal Revenue Service as payment for services rendered (i.e., for teaching and research assistance).
For example, on August 1, 2017, Jen, a sole proprietor, digitally accepts two Bitcoins from Steve as payment for services.
Getting answers about donations that were made as payment for services is just as difficult with Trump's spokespeople as with Clinton's.
"The vast majority of campus health centers do not accept that insurance as payment for service.
In fact, in its 1957 decision, the Tax Court took a damned-if-you-do-or-don't approach and said payments for vowing to abstain are just as taxable as payments for services rendered.
Mike explained it to me this way: Currently we put money into our economy starting at the top: Governments print money which goes to banks, which wealthy people borrow or buy and distribute down the economic latter as payments for services and credit.
The development of rural health workforce policy has relied primarily on the evidence for the successful recruitment and retention of rural doctors, most of whom practice under a business model underpinned by government and private insurance rebates, as well as direct payment for services.
Users are tempted to exchange their personal data for the benefits of using services, and provide both this data and their attention as payment for the services.
