"whose payment" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the payment belonging to someone, or the person responsible for making a payment. Example: "The contract states that the buyer must make a down payment of 20%, whose payment will be due upon signing."
It advised customers whose payment information had been stolen to change their iTunes passwords and to contact their financial institutions.
If one person pays $90 for a service and another pays $110 ,whose payment have you reduced and whose raised?
It was eventually made available to any borrower whose payment would be lower under income-based repayment than it would be in a conventional, 10-year repayment plan.
Macau's government has supported the crackdown by curbing transactions involving China UnionPay, a state-owned firm whose payment cards are widely used on the mainland and at Macau's casinos (often to circumvent the mainland's currency controls).
When heirs end up in those situations, they either have to sell into whatever market exists or borrow money from a bank or the United States Treasury, whose payment plan includes a high interest rate.
Below we give details about one fairly typical policyholder whose endowment is due to mature in 13 years' time and whose payment under the promise looks set to be slashed from £13,200 to just £5,280.
It is also significantly less expensive than buying an immediate annuity, whose payments begin right away.
So do international oil companies, whose payments keep Angola's government afloat.
Taxpayers, whose payments are also helping to restock Colorado's pension fund, may not be as sympathetic, though.
People whose payments for October arrived late may not realize it until they receive next month's bill.
There were 51 sponsors of the conference, whose payments help the association defray the costs of the meeting.
