The phrase "order a payment" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in legal or business documents when instructing someone to make a payment. Example: "Please be advised that we have ordered a payment of $500 to be made to your account by the end of the week."
The Pakistani president, Pervez Musharraf, has ordered a payment of $8,300 to Ms. Bibi.
After the war, a German court agreed on Ledwinka's role in creating the Beetle and ordered a payment of three million marks.
RBS and NatWest launched a Visa-based mobile transfer system – the sender doesn't need the other person's bank details and the recipient doesn't have to register in order to receive a payment.
You'll then be directed to Delivery.com's app for placing your order and making a payment.
That means you'll be able to look at your phone in order to make a payment at a supported terminal.
The new library complements the company's existing mobile web-based payment system meaning that app developers who rely on Ogone to process payments no longer need to redirect users to the browser in order to take a payment — presuming that they don't fall foul of Apple's tight grip on in-app purchases for digital goods.
As Employment Minister, Abetz was the man behind the effort to force those on welfare to apply for up to 40 jobs a month in order to receive a payment.
In Colorado, every community has their own sales tax rate that we must calculate, so in order to run a payment I had to look-up the customer's sales tax rate using the state's official website.
The purchasing service will allow business users to search a variety of supplier catalogs, compare prices, create purchase orders and choose a payment method, says Intuit.
A copy of a payment order goes into some fascinating detail.
