'corresponding payment' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a payment that matches something, such as an invoice or debt, or to refer to a payment that was previously discussed or agreed upon. For example: "The company paid the corresponding payment for the services they requested."
Some of those "genius" ideas sound pretty worthwhile, such as using lossless FLAC files instead of MP3s to provide "HD audio", and hardwiring contractual splits and their corresponding payments into songs.
This is due to the fact that the price of the illiquid asset and the corresponding payments must be adjusted if there are banks forced to sell the illiquid asset.
In the former case, the rest of the players will proceed to compete for the remaining positions in the same manner; whereas for the latter case the seller can propose a queue with corresponding payments to the others which can be accepted or rejected.
Timmer et al. (2014), as members of the team that compiled one of these databases (Dietzenbacher et al. 2013), use it to calculate for selected final bills of goods the corresponding payments made for 14 manufactured products in 40 countries for each year between 1995 and 2008 to three categories of workers and to owners of capital in different regions.
Among the community-living individuals in our sample, 'allowance for nursing care' accounts for approximately 50% of LTCI spending, and almost every insurant receives corresponding payments.
In 2003, the minimum annual self-paid premium of NRCMS was only 10 Yuan while the corresponding average payment of the medical insurance for urban workers was 271 Yuan [ 24].
We will be concerned with money flows in the global economy corresponding to payments for traded goods and services.
By comparing the effects of different mowing regimes on the butterfly populations for a given budget, the user can identify the cost-effective mowing regime and the corresponding compensation payments for that budget.
Knowing what you're comfortable wagering requires that you know in advance what you can expect to make after graduation, how much your living expenses might be, and what your corresponding debt payments would look like.
The (sloppy) notation w ∗ x,y) refers to the essential net worths vector corresponding to the payment vector p (k+1); its components are equal to x i for the defaulting banks (iin mathcal {D}_{k}) and equal to (bar {p}_{i}) for the surviving banks (iin mathcal {S}_{k}).
