"expecting payments" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are expecting someone to pay for a particular service or product that you provide. For example, "We are expecting payments from our customers by the end of the month."
Greece's social insurance funds and hospitals owe pharmaceutical companies about €1.9bn (£1.6bn), a debt going back to 2011, with companies expecting payments of €500m this month.
The glitch has affected millions of people – both the bank's own customers and those who were expecting payments from accounts held by these banks.
The botched software upgrade has affected millions of people, both the bank's own customers and those expecting payments from accounts held by these banks.
The glitch has potentially affected millions of people – both the bank's own customers and those who were expecting payments from accounts held by these banks.
However, people expecting payments from individuals or businesses which banked with NatWest could encounter problems.
In 2010, a majority stake in the shipyard was bought by Abu Dhabi Mar, an Emirati company, expecting payments for the order to be honoured.
In many cases these bounced payments will incur charges from the organisation expecting payment.
Only now do I wonder if she'd been expecting payment.
"This isn't about young people expecting payment for making the tea and sorting the post for a week – in most cases, interns are doing real jobs for months at a time, completely unpaid.
"They stole what was on their list, and would have been expecting payment for those items," said a police officer.
Thus there may well be a valid altruism argument against a system in which people sell rights to their body after death: the argument being that they should donate them anyway without expecting payment.
