The phrase "at disbursement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or accounting, specifically when referring to the point in time when funds are distributed or paid out.
Example: "The funds will be released at disbursement to ensure timely payment to all parties involved."
Alternatives: "upon disbursement" or "during disbursement".
A few months earlier, Persian Gulf leaders were balking at direct disbursement of promised aid to the Palestinian Authority, which they worried might be squandered through inefficiency or corruption.
Consequently, the large bubbles are growing at the disbursement of small ones, when the film membrane becomes permeable; the disproportionation reaction occurs [46].
Kafue had the lowest average disbursement at 85% and Kabwe the highest at 110%.
Federal Unsubsidized Direct Student Loans: annual maximum amount available is $20,500, and an origination fee of 1.062% is deducted at the time of disbursement; interest is fixed at 6.595%, rates may vary in subsequent years; interest accumulates while in school.
Failures to use a significant proportion of available funds, reallocation of funds between line items and weak procurements systems at the local level and delays in disbursement of funds at the central level create gaps between policy objectives and policy implementation.
So Wetlands Watch looked at the average annual disbursement of FEMA funds in each jurisdiction.
Remember that the Unsubsidized Direct Loan and the Graduate PLUS Loan both have fees deducted at the time of disbursement, 1.062% for the Unsubsidized Loan and 4.248% for the PLUS Loan.
For graduate student assistantship stipends, taxes are withheld at the time of disbursement and the stipend amount is reported to the IRS by Cornell.
Students applying for loans during the academic year must therefore plan to submit their applications one month before they need the disbursement and at least two months before the end of the spring semester for that academic year.
Students will be informed by a Graduate Awarding Counselor of the disbursement timeline at the time the advance is approved.
