'remaining obligations' is certainly correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any tasks, duties, or promises that have yet to be fulfilled or completed. For example, "Even though we are moving out of state, I will make sure that I satisfy my remaining obligations to my landlord."
G.M. and Chrysler remain in discussions with the U.A.W. to restructure their remaining obligations into a retiree health care fund.
"But to do that you need to give creditors a modicum of trust that remaining obligations will be met.
Half of the outstanding debt was written off and paved the way for the smooth service of the remaining obligations.
Cigna, based in Philadelphia, added $286 million in reserves for its reinsurance unit, which stopped selling policies in 2000, and said that should cover remaining obligations.
"I'm going to fulfill my remaining obligations to the Democratic Party in the coming weeks, to fulfill the commitments I have made to help raise money they believe is important in using in other races," Mrs. Clinton said.
The day before the show, as the tributers rehearsed at City Winery with the night's house band, led by the guitarist Lenny Kaye, Dorf, who is forty-nine, atoended to his remaining obligations: cutting checks, assigning dressing rooms.
This says nothing about the teaching and training budget, the remaining obligation of an academic hospital and one that is notoriously under-reimbursed.
Judge Arthur J. Gonzalez said he would allow the auction to go forward after lawyers for Enron, speaking at a hearing in federal bankruptcy court in Manhattan, assured him that unless a potential buyer specifically bids on the company's current outstanding transactions, or its "book," those contracts would remain obligations of Enron.
They should not be fully lifted until Libya fulfills its remaining international obligations.
In June of last year, the Yankees paid Cablevision thirty million dollars to satisfy any remaining legal obligations and went ahead with plans for their own network.
Yesterday's announcement gave no financial details, but said that NASD would "satisfy its remaining contractual obligations stemming from the original 1998 transaction" and "provide other financing to strengthen Amex's balance sheet".
