The phrase "a charge of around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an approximate cost or fee associated with a service or product.
Example: "The service comes with a charge of around $50, depending on the specifics of the request."
Alternatives: "an approximate fee of" or "a cost of about".
Many will allow you to switch from one fund to another for a charge of around 0.25%.
He sent the box back, but noticed a charge of around $500 on his mother's next Medicare statement.
Withdrawing cash from a machine may incur a charge of around 2.75%-3%-3% hidden commission.
Société Générale, based in Paris, said its profit fell largely because it took a charge of around 1 billion euros to revalue the cost of its own debt.
But, he said, the second quarter results were dragged down by extraordinary "noise," like a charge of around $850 million incurred when the repaid its $10 billion of federal aid during the quarter.
In addition, a lien is typically placed on a property immediately after the sale is completed, for a charge of around 1,500 kroner ($250), Mr. Aamodt said; once ownership of a property is officially transferred, the lien is removed, and a fee of about 1,900 kroner ($315) is levied for the title of deed.
They chose an 800-square-foot one-bedroom for $363,190, with a common charge of around $450 a month.
Using a cash machine abroad attracts a fee of 1.5% with a minimum charge of around £1.50.
Mr. Yallof and his wife pay $3,680 a month, as well as a common charge of around $500, to lease their top-floor three-bedroom apartment with spectacular views that include Midtown Manhattan.
SSE said it would incur a penalty charge of around £33m if it breaches the contract by closing the units.
For example, if a person's pay went up from £60,000 to £65,000 and they are in a 1/60ths scheme, it would in effect boost the final value of their pension and incur a tax charge of around £2,500.
