"ongoing payments" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a series of payments that are being made on a regular or continuous basis, as opposed to a one-time payment. Example: "The customer is responsible for making ongoing payments for the next 12 months to cover the cost of the subscription."
Natalist plans in effect today in Europe include tax incentives, state-subsidized child care and both onetime and ongoing payments.
Germany is considering a proposal to allow British financial firms access to European markets in return for ongoing payments into EU budgets.
Separately, ministers including the Brexit secretary, David Davis, have conceded that Britain may end up making ongoing payments to the EU in exchange for access to the single market.
Even the sight of thirsty pub customers waving tenners at the bar is on the way out as part of the ongoing "payments revolution" characterised by the rise of internet banking and the replacement of cheque books and cash with plastic – predominantly debit cards – the report claims.
Time and again, at the direction of these paid provocateurs who know that their ongoing payments depend upon enabling prosecutions, young Muslims in their late teens or early twenties end up saying something hostile about the US and/or statements that are otherwise politically offensive.
You come under the microscope not because of something you've done or who you are, but because of your father – and that makes life difficult for a young person.' But I said: 'There are certain things you just don't do.'" Why hadn't Kojo told his father about the ongoing payments?
It was ongoing payment for Libya's conversion from terror-sponsoring rogue state to ally in the war against terrorism, say some.
While stocks can provide an ongoing payment stream (via dividends) and are traded in public markets, art collectors must pay to protect their investments.
A significant number of Etsy transactions have been disrupted by ongoing payment processing outages.
Based on the findings and their implications, this study recommends that the capitation system should be rolled out as a complementary payment system to the ongoing payment system of the DRG and not as a replacement.
As much as Apple receives some financial benefit from AT&T in terms of a signup or ongoing payment, the real money for Apple is in the hardware and the Apple services such as iTunes, services iPhone users do and will use.
