The word "billing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to the process of calculating and sending out invoices or accounts to a customer. For example, "The restaurant's billing system was very efficient and allowed customers to pay quickly."
She added: "We did improve our revenue and billing processes and this was fully audited and highlighted in our annual report in 2011".
Billing a film as "the No 1 US hit" was a classic marketing strategy; pictures that flopped at home could have their overseas budgets slashed … or be dumped.
"Scottish Power has an opportunity to learn from other suppliers' billing system failures and address these problems now so more consumers won't have cause for complaint.
Across the country today, thousands of workers at fast food restaurants and retailers are expected to lobby to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour in what organizers are billing as the largest wage protests in American history.
Having your name in lights is the ultimate achievement in the aspect of the business known as "billing".
These billing issues led to higher than normal complaint levels, as shown by the figures for January to March.
Yet here was the master strategist of the Liberal tribe taking up a $200,000 directorship in a company, Australia Water Holdings, which is now being investigated by Icac for billing taxpayer-owned Sydney Water while it was carrying out water and sewage contracts around Sydney.
Scott Byrom, utilities manager at moneysupermarket.com, says his company has recently tested energy monitors, devices connected to your electricity supply to tell you how much your energy costs each day but which are not used for billing.
Kinnear nobly suggests shared billing.
