The phrase "debtor to" is correct and can be used in written English.
One example of using "debtor to" could be: "The company was found to be debtor to its suppliers due to late payments."
"We have gone from debtor to creditor.
Tense whispers swept the courtroom each time Judge Ward sent a debtor to jail.
There will always be times when it is impossible for a debtor to pay.
"We think it's unusual for any debtor to ignore one of its major creditor constituencies".
A creditor was allowed to force his debtor to work for him, but he could not sell him.
An unpaid creditor could insist on either payment or assignment of his estate by the debtor to all creditors.
This only strengthened a prevailing perception: that the colonies' relationship with England was that of a debtor to a creditor.
The law now allows the first debtor to have his debts wiped out after he files for bankruptcy.
Mr. Putin is faced with a difficult decision on Iraq, a former ally and major debtor to the Russian government.
