"invoices of" can be used in written English.
It is a phrase used to refer to bills or statements of payment that have been issued to a customer. For example, "The business has sent out invoices of the past month's purchases to their customers."
The district identified potential problems with the invoices of 12 providers — including forms filled out in the same handwriting and misspelled names in student signatures.
Non-qualifying patients who do not pay invoices of more than £500 are reported to immigration and debt collectors are sometimes used.
A third charge related to two invoices of £995 each for IT support services in May 2006 when the "services had not been provided or charged for".
When an annual audit revealed discrepancies in the invoices of a few tutoring providers in the Dallas I.S.D., it prompted a district-level investigation of all tutoring companies that billed for services in the 2010-11 academic year.
Mr. Pavarini, for example, recalled his role as an expert in a divorce case in Philadelphia, analyzing the invoices of a decorator who had padded her bills to benefit the ex-wife.
Wright told the inquiry that in early 2004, after concerns were raised about the Crow story, he checked invoices of payments to Whittamore, which were "very vague" about what exactly the private investigator had been doing for the paper.
Zones are increasingly a haven for money-laundering through, for instance, the mis-invoicing of exports.
I was informed about that and I said, 'OK, let him make an invoice of this what we owe him'.
Moreover, China has been encouraging the invoicing of trade in renminbi, with some success (albeit starting from very low levels).
My solicitor wrote to Barnard Marcus but it insisted on payment of a reduced invoice of £533.
Automakers who pay 3percentt, for example, give a dealer $600 for a car with an invoice of $20,000.
