The phrase "a lower fee for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing, discounts, or financial arrangements related to a service or product.
Example: "We are pleased to offer a lower fee for early registrations to encourage participation."
Alternatives: "a reduced charge for" or "a discounted rate for".
Mr. Letterman's company found CBS's request for a lower fee for his show reasonable, the executive said.
The ads pointed out that Visa charges merchants a lower fee for each sale made using its card.
The country's largest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores, announced this month that it would take advantage of that option and in February would allow customers to use their MasterCard debit cards only if they enter a personal identification number, which carries a lower fee for the retailer.
So even though the Visa and MasterCard networks can be more costly for operators to use, the rules bar an operator from offering consumers a lower fee for A.T.M. transactions not completed over Visa or MasterCard's networks, said Jonathan Rubin, the lawyer for the operators.
3. Inquire about getting a lower fee for paying the entire bill up front.
Our understanding is that the company may have negotiated a lower fee for the IPO than the standard 7%, which is extremey rare.
For example, if no fee or a lower fee is imposed for returning a leased vehicle to the originating dealer as opposed to another location, that fact may be disclosed.
In the interim there have been vague rumours of a lower fee cap specifically for students taking courses in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Timbaland is an extremely generous person who agreed to a much lower fee for this event to raise money for the Flint, Michigan water crisis.
Twitter could decide not to charge these people — who for many Twitter users add value to the community — or to charge a lower fee (a specific discount for this category).
The sites are supposed to prominently make it clear that the service they are offering is available elsewhere for free or for a lower fee, but this information is often buried at the bottom of the page in greyed-out type.
