"grant payment" is correct and usable in written English.
You may use it to refer to a payment to be made from a grant. For example: "The organization received a grant payment from the foundation for additional funding."
"Once the society is back in compliance with the terms of its current funding agreement we will be in a position to make the delayed grant payment".
After Kellogg made its final grant payment, less than $300,000, in May, the group had no significant source of income.
L. 110 315, § 410 e)(2), substituted "continuation awards" for "the third annual grant payment" and "the reports" for "the 18-month report".
L. 110 315, § 410 e)(1), substituted "annually" for "18 months, and 36 months, after receiving the first grant payment under this section".
Fannie Mae said that because it may be difficult to reach homeowners after a disaster, servicers can grant payment relief even if they can't contact the homeowner right away.
Arts Council England was due to pay the Poetry Society's quarterly grant payment of £78,499 in July, but has delayed it until the society addresses ACE's "concerns around governance, management and leadership, reputational risk and reasonable care".
The foundation, however, failed to make promised grant payments to arts groups last year.
The analysis by The Times examined 21,069 grant payments made to 14,350 companies.
Subject to subsection (e)(2), the Secretary shall make annual grant payments under this section.
The Administrator shall make grant payments under this subsection in the amount of $500,000.
The foundation's trust endowment of $43.5bn£29.5bnbn) makes grant payments in excess of $3bn every year ($3.9bn in 2014).
