"pay discount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a reduction in the cost or price of something that must be paid. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in business or retail settings, or in personal financial discussions. Example: "I was able to get a 20% pay discount on my new computer by using a coupon code at checkout."
Harvard pays Yoh, taking a quick pay discount.
taking advantage of a quick pay discount of 1%.
Harvard will issue payment to Yoh for the invoice, typically taking a 1% quick pay discount.
Cash can also be used to pay discount points at the closing, which are equal to 1percentt of your loan amount.
Get paid, considering giving up an early pay discount: this requires knowing the terms and how long you expect to wait to be paid.
Just 25% or so of these properties are standing empty, but many are occupied by students who pay discounted rents.One firm unwittingly gave the game away.
Now Zinke's talking about $70 entrance fees at national parks, because freeloaders — the elderly, the disabled, veterans and "fourth-graders" — pay discounted fees.
But the number of copies sold on the newsstand has been flat, an indicator that the magazine is not winning over impulse-buyers, who pay full price, as opposed to home subscribers, who pay discounted rates.
But behind the scenes, investigators found, Solyndra was struggling with customers who were balking at the high panel prices, arranging secret side deals to pay discounted prices and refusing to buy as many panels as they once promised.
A just-approved variation called the Independent 529 plan allows parents to pay discounted rates now for future tuition at selected private colleges.
In Sweden, low-polluting ships pay discounted fees to unload goods in harbors, while large portions of the Baltic and North seas have been designated "emissions-control areas," where only vessels equipped with low-polluting technologies can operate.
