"take payment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to provide payment for something. For example: "I am ready to take payment for the new car."
Your bank does not contract directly with a firm trying to take payment from you.
Mr. Matt said he did not take payment when traveling for funerals, other than occasionally for expenses.
In Greece the company has had to take payment in government bonds, on which it has lost $6m.
One strategy for this is to take payment from the author when an article is accepted for publication.
This time, it gave ITT's shareholders the option to take payment entirely in stock or entirely in cash.
They work the pumps efficiently, take payment and enter the transaction on to a large official form.
Major said Landsbergis elected to take payment in gold and to redeposit it with the Bank of England.
Nowhere, that is, apart from the boutiques of Esfahan, where the wily dealers have set up accounts in Dubai to take payment over the internet.
Mr. Little himself was so enamored with Rino that rather than take payment in cash, he asked for shares in Rino.
"And we think this is a combination of a terrific opportunity to take payment services to the underbanked and bring more people securely into the economic mainstream".
The lawyers said they were often forced to take payment on installment, or to try to pin more blame on physicians, who may have their own insurance.
