"timing of payment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the timing of payments such as bills, rent, etc. For example, "Customers need to keep track of the timing of payment for their bills in order to avoid late fees."
Second, banks can manipulate the timing of payments to maximize penalty charges.
The overall cost to the Treasury does not necessarily need to rise but the timing of payments to providers has to change and the risk to be shared.
"If Sinergia is the place where we're going to negotiate, then we're going to negotiate everything -- price, logistics, timing of payments".
The UK suffered a surprise rise in borrowing last month to £16.5bn although it was driven by the timing of payments to local authorities.
Often the I.R.S. proposes a larger penalty than is required under the complex rules on timing of payments, said Tom Persky, a former I.R.S. executive who designed TimeValue's penalty calculation software.
Also facing scrutiny are Tesco's longstanding auditors PwC, who, in the retailer's most recent annual report, said they had looked closely at the timing of payments from suppliers before signing off the accounts.
Secondly, under the Commerce Clause, which I referred to yesterday, the federal government could regulate the "timing of payments by imposing an insurance requirement … when you will get the care in that market, whether you can afford to pay for it or not and shift costs to other market participants".
A neglected issue in the design of payments for ecosystem services (PES) is the timing of payments to ecosystem service providers over the course of the year.
The gross margin calculation, farmers are used to, is not suitable to cover the different timing of payments and revenues in a perennial system like SRC.
Therefore we will need to align the expected timing of payments from advertisers with the payments we make to our publishers.
