"slower payment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a payment that is happening more slowly than expected or typically happens. For example, "Due to the current economic situation, our company is now expecting slower payment from our clients."
Since early fall, Mr. Ip, who is also IUG's president, has also experienced slower payments, with 20percentt of his clientele having fallen behind and owing, on average, between $2,000 and $3,000.
In addition to the company's recent history of slower payments, he said, the general contractor it uses, which has been in business for 23 years, has been flagged for paying slower.
The company said that because of sluggish sales, higher interest rates and slower payments from retailers, it would earn 25 cents to 31 cents a share in the quarter, down from 41 cents in the period a year earlier.
But cash flow from operations more than tripled in the first half of this year, to $360 million, mainly through the basics of lower inventories and slower payments to suppliers.
group, said that Senator Schumer's analysis included 5,429 complaints from doctors about slow payment.
It seems as if we are all stuck with the company's high fees and slow payment.
Your own salary will come last, you'll pay your employees before yourself and you'll fill a gap from slow payment terms by postponing your own salary.
It claims nearly 7m users, with 25,000 joining every day in an example of "viral growth": if you pay somebody via PayPal, he must join up to get the money or otherwise endure slow payment by cheque.
For the second year in a row, the UN budgetary situation appeared to be in better health, although it remained on shaky grounds because of nonpayment and slow payment of dues.
