The phrase 'has been making payments' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which a person or organization continues to make payments over a period of time. For example: "The company has been making payments on its debts for the last 3 months."
He has been making payments against the cost.
She said she has been making payments for years and that "to lose it now would tear me apart".
(The decision was later upheld by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, which has stayed the ruling while Argentina appeals to the Supreme Court. Argentina has been making payments on the restructured bonds all the while).
Since it took over from the Long Island Lighting Company in 1998 as the Island's electric utility, LIPA has been making payments in lieu of taxes, known as pilots, on its generating plants.
It plans to pay off its $14-million 14-millione California Public Employees Retirement System andebts been making paymento.
The information commissioner, Richard Thomas, alleges that the following companies have been making payments to a private investigator, Ian Kerr.
I've been making payments to both (among other debts) via the CCCS for about three years.
But later the state tried to get rid of Mr. Rosen after it was revealed that Medisys had been making payments to Assemblyman Anthony S. Seminerio, much as the company is now accused of paying Mr. Kruger.
The most recent one revealed that a pro-Trump super PAC, backed by the billionaire Robert Mercer and his daughter Rebekah, had been making payments to Giuliani's law firm.
And to homeowners who have been making payments on their homes but are still finding their property values so depressed that it becomes very difficult for them to make the mortgage payments?
As part of its lawsuit against Corinthian, the consumer bureau is seeking more than $500 million, which would be used to cancel existing private student loans and repay borrowers who had been making payments.
