"daily payment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a payment that is made every day. The phrase can be used in various contexts, such as describing a job or a financial arrangement. Example: The company offered a job with a daily payment of $50 to complete data entry tasks.
During the day they are encouraged to attend work and educational activities, with a daily payment of 53 kroner (£5.60) for those who leave their cell.
The couple paid £25,000 – their account's daily payment limit – so were surprised when, a few days later, they received an email from the company chasing payment.
Finally, a clerk threatened that if I didn't fill in my Social Security number, I would not get the daily payment if selected for a jury.
He said that car use depended in part on the size of the district, number of schools and the distances among them, with districts usually providing a daily payment or a lump sum for use rather than providing a car.
We found the children could have had champagne for the price of Shirley Temples in the dining room, but some cruise lines, Ms. Drummond said, have a soda plan that involves a daily payment of perhaps $3 for an unlimited amount.
I wake up in my studio apartment above the sewage processing plant, boot up my PrayStation 9, receive my daily payment, and head out my door.
To the contrary, daily payments for deliberation were crucial to democratic life, making it economically feasible for ordinary people to take part.
In December 2014 Ebell reportedly claimed delegates from poorer nations were motivated to attend UN climate talks for the daily payments and the chance to take their wives to nice locations.
At meetings she attended, she recalled his being confrontational, at times effectively charging that the white agencies were more interested in getting the daily payments for their foster children than in returning them to their homes.
For a deposit of USD 35, buyers get the system then make 365 daily payments of $0.43 through mobile money system M-Pesa.
"If you're trying to imagine the government could prioritize all of its millions of daily payments on a couple of weeks' notice … and assure they could do that without glitches or problems, I think that's a level of confidence the government probably doesn't warrant," he said.
