The phrase "the refund of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the money or goods being returned as a result of a purchase, such as "the refund of the purchase price." For example, "Please provide proof of purchase to process the refund of your purchase price."
On Jan . 27 Costa Cruises' proposed a settlement of $14,600 per passenger — plus the refund of all travel expenses.
The nonrefundable credits reduce the tax liability, and therefore may increase the refund, of households that do pay taxes.
They reduce the tax liability, and therefore may increase the refund, of households that do pay taxes.
The combination of the repeal and the refund of past payments would total $25.4 billion this year.
An important amendment to the constitution, adopted in 1980, requires the refund of taxes if state revenues grow more than 1 percent faster than the level of the taxpayers' income.
And to encourage repeat purchases, TastingRoom.com packages its samplers with offers for discounts on full-sized bottles, emulating the refund of a "tasting fee" you'd get when making a purchase after trying samples at a winery.
For now, however, the "refunding" of public lands seems to be a low priority for the Administration.
Garfield spearheaded a notable economic achievement when he arranged for the refunding of $200 million in maturing government bonds without calling a special session of Congress.
In 1997 the congresswoman introduced legislation that's become known as the Quiet Communities Act (HR 536), which provided for the refunding of the ONAC and for $21 million to be spent annually on noise reduction.
The marriage was usually dissolved by the total refund of the bridewealth to the former husband.
BA recommends customers call for a breakdown of the refund which, of course, you tried to do.
