The phrase "cash note" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when talking about a note or document that acknowledges a certain amount of cash or money, similar to a promissory note. Example: "After receiving the payment, the shop owner handed over a cash note to the customer as proof of the transaction."
Cash noted that "the elbow angle has changed over the years on Djokovic's serve.
A little-known group (which prefers to be low-profile) called the Note Circulation Scheme (NCS) handles the physical distribution of cash notes in the UK.
Budget will sell Cruise America for $131 million, including cash, notes receivable and fleet debt, to an investment group that includes Cruise America management and its original founders.
These receipts, known as "running cash notes", were made out in the name of the depositor and promised to pay him on demand.
In an interview here, he said the Fed was pumping money into an economy already awash in cash, noting that commercial banks have been stockpiling money — through their deposits at the Fed, known as reserves — instead of lending it.
Singer, the sewing machine maker whose business dates back to 1851, has sold the Singer brand and sewing business to a Kohlberg & Company affiliate for $134 million in cash, notes and assumed debt.
As Ms. Cash notes in her introduction to the substantial catalog, "Sargent and the Sea" evolved from a more modest idea for a show based on "Setting Out to Fish".
And the riddle continued through this absorbing documentary – written and produced by Henry Lopez Real at 6 Music – as Cash noted that Gentry simply disappeared from public view, her "current whereabouts unknown".
BRUNSWICK CORP., Lake Forest, Ill., maker of Sea Ray and Bayliner boats, said it had acquired Land 'N' Sea Corp., Pompano Beach, Fla., a distributor of marine parts and accessories, for a combination of cash, notes and other consideration valued at $52 million.
