The phrase "payment towards" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a partial or initial payment made towards a larger amount owed. Example: "The customer made a payment towards their outstanding balance of $500."
After the business secretary objected to a £250,000 payment towards the cost of buying a house in the UK, the 59-year old Canadian repaid the money.
Kraft is "under an obligation to deduct the income tax while making the said payment towards the acquisition," the suit argues.
If you were to move outside the UK you would be asked to complete an overseas assessment form to see whether you will still be required to make payment towards your loan.
A grant allocation from the DHP pot is made if a household either cannot afford to make payment towards their housing costs or has slipped into rent arrears because their finances are so tight they cannot absorb the shock of change.
The district authority has also provided £125,000 as a one-off payment towards repairs to the roof.
A council spokesperson confirmed the Gills had made a payment towards their use of Beechings Cross and were working towards signing a new lease.
Instead when the time comes to purchase your first home, the conveyancing solicitor acting on your behalf will claim the bonus directly from the Government and use it as part-payment towards the cost of your home.
And he promised on February 26th to set aside more than $630 billion over ten years as a "down-payment" towards making health care affordable for everyone.Mr Obama wants to oblige all parents to obtain health insurance for their children, subsidising those who cannot afford it.
Epps says she started making payments towards the owed property taxes, but fell short.
In the past 10 months alone, some 35 production companies have qualified for $48m in payments towards making movies in the state.
Over a set period of time, typically one to three months, the buyer makes small payments towards the total cost.
