The phrase "a potential fee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fee that may be charged in the future or under certain conditions.
Example: "Before proceeding with the service, please be aware that there may be a potential fee for additional features."
Alternatives: "possible charge" or "prospective fee".
In came the gifted young forward, Paolo Dybala, for a potential fee of €40m.
One committee member, Representative Michael P. Lawlor, a Democrat from East Haven, asked her whether the governor might have tried to help a businessman, Robert V. Matthews, attract an out-of-state business as a lobbying client with a potential fee of at least $2.7 million.
Goldman is also keen to be involved in a potential fees bonanza from the privatisation of Northern Rock and the state's interests in Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group, together with a rash of sales of state assets including the Tote bookmaker, the Student Loans Company and the Channel Tunnel rail link.
When the new rules take effect in late August, airlines will have to prominently disclose all potential fees on their Web sites, including surcharges for baggage, meals, canceling or changing reservations and seat assignments.
Airlines must clearly disclose all potential fees via prominent links on their homepages.
A lawyer can make only so much from a small case; the potential fee must justify both the work that must be done and the risk of getting nothing.
The Haskell, which will be run Aug. 3, offers a $1 million purse, a potential participation fee and a track known to be tight and fast.
This pricing actually serves to protect the change-fee racket, because no rational person would buy a ticket at, say, three times the normal fare instead of one at the regular price, plus a potential change fee.
Talks between the parties are ongoing and although the deal has yet to be agreed, the potential fee is likely to be an intial £8m, rising to £11m.
NEW YORK TIMES Bain Said to Seek New Fund | Bain Capital is looking to raise a buyout fund of between $6 billion and $8 billion, with three potential fee arrangements for investors, Reuters reports, citing two unidentified people with direct knowledge of the matter.
Riera, who made 15 appearances for Manchester City during a loan spell for Stuart Pearce two seasons ago, has told Espanyol that he will only consider a move to Liverpool and the Spaniards, anxious not to lose out on his potential fee, were last night considering the latest bid.
