"claim received" is a correct and usable phrase.
It is often used in the context of an organization receiving a request from a customer or client. For example, "We have received your claim and will be processing it shortly."
Yet that claim received a formidable rebuke on Wednesday night when, one by one, residents of Oregon's rural Harney County stood before a microphone at the county fairgrounds to denounce the occupation on their doorstep.
The church's founding fathers were outsize, operatic characters: the prophet Joseph Smith, who believers claim received and translated "The Book of Mormon," and his successor, Brigham Young, who "preserved a church and created a people," according to this new biography by John G. Turner, an assistant professor of religious studies at George Mason University.
The founder of Raëlism, members claim, received the final message of the Elohim and that its purpose is to inform the world about Elohim and that if humans become aware and peaceful enough, they wish to be welcomed by them.
The TAC maintains a claims management database that contains case-level data for every claim received by the organisation since its inception in 1987.
This restriction does not notably affect treatment outside nursing homes (consultations with GPs, outpatient units, pharmacies etc).. To conclude, the place of death is specified by means of the last claim received.
The supportive papers received 94% of the 214 citations to these primary data, whereas the six papers containing data that weakened or refuted the claim received only 6% of these citations (differing citation frequency, P=0.01).
The proposed framework is able to detect the compromised VMs that try to claim receiving an unusual load of client requests, to be allowed to consume more resources.
A provisional claim receives "provisional time-loss" benefits paid if a final decision cannot be made within 14 days.
In the 1999 settlement, successful plaintiffs filing basic claims received $50,000 tax free.
In 2000, the number of claims received by the trust doubled from 1999.
A sharp increase in claims received after Sept. 11 dwarfed premium payments to foreign insurers that month.
