The word 'installment' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a payment of something (usually money) that is spread out over multiple payments. For example, "She bought the car on an installment plan, allowing her to pay off the purchase over several months."
The country faces a tight deadline of debt repayments starting with a €780m loan installment to the IMF on 12 May, the day after a crucial eurogroup summit.
11.43pm BST23:43 OK, that's all from me: James Richardson is waiting for me up in near-earth orbit, where we are about to record tonight's thrilling installment of our World Cup Daily podcast.
The first installment featured Dave Foley, a comedian known for "Newsradio" and "Kids in the Hall", and Joss Whedon, who recently directed "The Avengers" and is a frequent collaborator of Ms Day's.Ivana Kirkbride, the manager of YouTube's "premium" networks, says the video-sharing site accepted proposals for hundreds of channels as part of its foray into free original programming.
A third installment is promised shortly, with a final chapter to follow.In American political parlance, such an exposé released on the eve of an election might be hailed as an "October surprise".
THE ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has unveiled the latest installment of his strategic plan for the emirate.
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And then rich foreigners turned up and bought all the best bits.This weekend the latest installment of a league that has run since 1888, with a couple of brief pauses for world wars, will conclude.
On March 7th NBC, one of America's four big networks, aired an installment of "Premier Boxing Champions", in its first prime-time broadcast of the sport since 1985.
Mrs Palin came off better today than yesterday, but that's not saying much; yesterday's installment was pretty bad.
ANOTHER installment of Charlie Gibson's sit-downs with Sarah Palin aired on World News Tonight on Friday did any of you take a break from the coverage of Hurricane Ike to watch it?My take: there was a bit of a rough start as Mr Gibson asked Mrs Palin about the economy.
The first installment was pictures by Eugenia Maximova about the life of Taybe Yusein, a young Bulgarian wrestler.
