"regular cash flow" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a consistent and predictable inflow of money. For example, "The company has been very successful due to its regular cash flow."
The society also makes payments to individual farmers further down the supply chain, helping to ensure they have a regular cash flow.
The supermarket site, on which Sainsbury's has taken a lease, Spurs preferring the regular cash flow rather than sell for a one-off sum, is also owned by TH Property Ltd in the Bahamas.
Under the last option, BP would not tap the escrow fund unless the cost of the cleanup and claims exceeded what it could pay out of its regular cash flow.
But three months on from the death of Gaddafi, banks are still not fully operational and there is a cap on cash withdrawals which means businesses relying on regular cash flow are struggling.
After all, the investor is receiving regular cash flow from the dividend, often at a rate that's higher than what can be earned on completely risk-free investments.
Hyman will continue to scale the company in preparation for an eventual IPO, but its profitability -- as well as the regular cash flow provided by its $1,700-per-year Unlimited subscription service -- means she's in no rush.
The short-term portfolio may include annuities or high-quality fixed-income assets to generate regular cash flows over a two- to seven-year period, but not equities, said Thomas Latta, managing director, investment management and guidance, for Merrill Lynch Global Wealth.
Jungquist: What makes sense is to have a portfolio with regular cash flows: bonds with sinking fund payments or housing bonds that provide prepayments.
These businesses generate steady cash flow because their customers pay regular fees to be listed in the directories.
The loans typically carry a term of about five years and are given to businesses with regular, predictable cash flows, said Mark Turk, senior market manager at Silicon Valley Bank.
Lowering your "debt service" will give you more cash flow for regular expenses and the fun things you want to do.
