The phrase "a basic paid" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "I am looking for a basic paid service that offers essential features."
Alternatives: "a basic payment" or "a basic fee".
A typical basic cellphone plan costs $40 per month, while a basic paid VoIP plan costs half that amount at most.
There is also a basic paid version ($19/month), which allows for unlimited prototyping and includes mobile testing and unlimited results.
Back in 2013, project management service Trello launched its 'Business Class' service as a basic paid offering for teams that needed extra features like Google Apps integration and more granular administrative controls.
There was surprise that Hornby bounced back so quickly by taking the senior role at Alliance Boots, on a basic pay packet of worth about £800,000 a year.
The current Chief of Staff receives a basic pay of $8,000 a year, $2,200 a year for extra expenses during his four-year term of office, and an annual allowance of $432 for "subsistence," which means food.
I have a basic pay-as-you-go phone without internet capability which I use infrequently, generally to call home if I am late or to send short text messages to friends.
In the early 1990s the government announced a three-pillar scheme along the lines of those in many developed countries: a basic pay-as-you go pension to which both employers and employees make mandatory contributions; funded individual accounts, also with contributions from employers and workers; and individuals' private savings.
Not that CloudZync is fee-less: it gives merchants two options to pay for using its service — either a basic pay-as-you-go package or a monthly subscription.
The 20-year-old delivers pies to the city's hungry and hungover, come rain, snow or public holidays, for a basic pay of $11 an hour.
The 20-year-old delivers pies to the city's hungry and hungover, come rain, snow or public holidays, for a basic pay of €9 an hour.
So, according to the active duty pay table and a few other sources, in 2014 a typical private in the US army is earning a basic pay of $18,378 a year and is given a $2,676 food allowance plus a Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) that's calculated on where a private is stationed, and whether or not she or he has dependants.
