The phrase "a fixed rate on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific interest rate or price that remains constant over a period of time, often in financial contexts.
Example: "The bank offers a fixed rate on home loans, ensuring that your monthly payments remain the same throughout the loan term."
Alternatives: "a set rate for" or "a constant rate on".
Some of the "big six" energy companies also said they would support price regulation because it would guarantee them a fixed rate of return on the billions of pounds of investment the government wants them to put into building new infrastructure such as clean coal plants.
Many governments are signing contracts with variable terms, so that as the oil price rises, either tax rates rise with it, as happens in Malaysia, or the state-owned oil company's share of production increases, as in Azerbaijan.Some countries, including Angola, have gone as far as specifying a fixed rate of return on investments, beyond which almost all profits go to the government.
"Jetcoin also promoted a recruitment scheme and additionally promised investors a fixed rate of return on their initial bitcoin investments as a result of bitcoin trading.
If you cannot pay off your variable debt, then try to lock in a fixed rate of interest on these loans.
"The bank invests your money for you, and your return is based on the success of that investment," she says, "and not on a fixed rate of interest".
Objective: To evaluate the effect of a fixed rate of infusion of propofol on total body oxygen consumption during the postoperative rewarming phase after cardiopulmonary bypass.
Taiwan's NHI pays for home nursing visits at a fixed rate based on resource utilization group classifications of patients, which is dependent on skilled nursing services.
Instead he pays a fixed rate based on the amount of work completed.
Since 2009, health centres are no longer reimbursed at a fixed rate, but on the basis of actual expenses.
