The phrase "a considerable fee for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount of money charged for a service or product that is significant or substantial.
Example: "The company charges a considerable fee for their consulting services, reflecting their expertise and experience in the industry."
Alternatives: "a significant charge for" or "a hefty price for".
The league's outdoor rink has been made available to the public for several weeks, sometimes for a considerable fee.
I pointed out that there was a world of difference between appearing in a feature film which would involve them for only a week or two for a considerable fee, and appearing night after night, not only in London but in Liverpool, Bristol, Leeds and Coventry, for a relative pittance.
He waged public crusades when the California State University trustees invited Sarah Palin to speak for a considerable fee and recently took on the talk-radio host Rush Limbaugh after Mr. Limbaugh pretended to speak Chinese on the air.
For a considerable fee, professional guide services will provide the support necessary to get relatively inexperienced mountaineers to the top of the world's highest peaks.
It is easy for celebrities to command considerable fees for attending an event, and vastly more for endorsing a brand.
Powerful trio: Forward-looking politicians, carriers and content providers Next to charging end consumers for their services, Japan's mobile web operators generate revenue by making sites and content providers pay considerable fees for prominent positions in their default menus.
While we struggled with the frustration of falling short, I am sure that the experience was equally frustrating for the organization's leaders who were paying considerable fees for our time and may have felt like they were not receiving an adequate return on investment.
He performed with such skill and success on the pitch that early in 1949 he was able to sell himself to Sunderland (then known as "the Bank of England" club) for the considerable fee of £18,000.
Most doctors work on a national fee-for-service scale, and patients have considerable choice of doctors, unless they've selected a managed-care plan.
