'deferred payment' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a payment arrangement in which the payment is made at a later date than was initially agreed upon. For example, "The company offered the customer a deferred payment plan to help them manage their loan payments."
He was obliging and efficient and charged me (deferred payment system) two annas a page.
As in the previous experiment, those looking at pictures of the countryside were willing to accept less, by 16% on average, before they accepted deferred payment than those looking at urban areas.
The bank had deferred payment of the bonuses indefinitely, until one employee, John Foy, a trader, won a High Court case forcing the bank to pay him his bonus of 160,000 euros.
For example, subcontractors control the quality of production produced by the households and the upstream suppliers through deferred payment in order to maintain cooperative relations with the upstream.
For, while it has the veneer of a good deal, all that it offers is deferred payment of a portion of the world price for Venezuelan oil.
In the age of an all-volunteer military and after two unpopular wars, disability pay has come to be seen as a lifetime deferred payment for service.
This was followed distantly by the other mechanisms like use of borrowed money, selling of moveable assets and family land, subsidy, deferred payment, community solidarity and exemption.
This was followed distantly by other statistically significant coping mechanisms like use of borrowed money, subsidies, deferred payment and community solidarity.
"Deferred payment is covered by a bank guarantee.
§ 25.164 Deferred payment return periods - annual, quarterly, and semimonthly.
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