The phrase "a much higher charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing costs, fees, or prices that are significantly greater than another amount.
Example: "The new service comes with a much higher charge compared to the previous plan."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater fee" or "a considerably higher cost".
The interface between the semiconductor and the PCL single crystal dielectrics are more favorable to the charge carrier transport than spin-coated PCL thin-film dielectrics, exhibiting much higher charge mobility.
The main impact of the charge in the short term will be to raise £200m a year for Mr Livingstone to spend on public transport.If Mr Livingstone really wants to reduce congestion, as he says, he will have to impose much higher charges: £20 a day would have a real impact.
director of policy and campaigns, said: "People with a shortfall in their finances can face much higher charges from some of the big high street banks than they would from payday loan companies.
From our results, we can deduct that the solid fraction, particulate matter and sludge, and therefore sediments pose a much higher " estrogenic charge" than observed for the liquid samples.
"Even when markets rise, many funds achieve little more than cash-like returns and they do it with much higher charges, sometimes including performance fees which are earned for beating a notional benchmark which could be less than 1 per cent per annum," he said.
Where schemes were set up before 2001, it said they often had much higher charges than newer pensions, with annual management changes currently 26% higher on those sold before April 2001.
Shadow local government secretary Hilary Benn said: "Tory councils are imposing much higher charges when families up and down the country are seeing their incomes squeezed".
This means that the PV-powered electroremediation results in a much less efficient system, in which a much higher amount of charge is required to reach the same removal of pollutants in the soil.
Officials at Beijing Normal told the Princeton professor that someone at a much higher level was "in charge of this business, but it was all very opaque," he said.
