The phrase "a given fee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific fee that has been established or agreed upon in a particular context.
Example: "The service will be provided at a given fee, which must be paid upfront before the work begins."
Alternatives: "a specified fee" or "an established fee".
Proposition 4: For a given fee level f o without balance billing, patient welfare can be increased by allowing balance billing if Medicare's administrative cost markup θ is sufficiently large.
Monthly EPS premiums are dictated by a universal sliding scale, based on income, as mandated by the government, and a given fee provides coverage for the employee and his/her dependents (spouse and children), regardless of the number of dependents.
Colleges are paid an application fee for each application they receive, although many give fee waivers.
Customers are charged either a per label fee or a flat fee for a given number of shipments.
Bundled payments involve a single payment from an insurer to a physician-hospital organization which incorporates both professional fees and hospital/technical fees for a given episode of care.
The case dealt with the concept of an advance payment retainer, a fee given to an attorney for later services to a client.
Moreover, after PET-CT scan, MG group were given a fee for their contribution, and also we would give them acupuncture treatment for free if they want.
(Other speeches he averaged almost one a day were given for no fee or for donations to Mr Clinton's charitable foundation).Mr Blair is as good a speaker as Mr Clinton, though his style is more formal.
You may be required to pay a fee, give a thumbprint, and/or surrender your old ID.[9] Policies vary by state.
"We cover the cost of the installation, the maintenance, and we give a fee to the artists and consultants," Ms. Berger said.
The socio-economic situation of the family was also a challenge, given that transport fees were double every time the child had an appointment (child and caregiver).
