The phrase "a reasonable charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fees or costs that are considered fair or justifiable in a given context.
Example: "The service provided was excellent, and the company only asked for a reasonable charge for their work."
Alternatives: "a fair fee" or "an appropriate cost".
Yet that was seen as a reasonable charge cap at the time".
We conclude that a reasonable charge for a service such as the present is neither within the historic meaning of the phrase 'duty of tonnage' nor the purpose of the constitutional prohibition.
A person who receives a request under paragraph (1) or (6) may establish a reasonable charge for the cost of processing the request and furnishing copies of the requested records.
But it is said that all charges should be reasonable, and that none but reasonable charges can be exacted; and it is urged that what is a reasonable charge is a judicial question.
The Administrator may establish a reasonable charge for the cost of processing a request under paragraph (1) or (7) and for the cost of furnishing copies of requested records under paragraph (7).
Looking for a company that had someone available that day, and one that quoted a reasonable charge (£59 for each 30 minutes) he settled on a firm based in Hatfield, Hertfordshire – Property Care Solutions.
Is this case of a private equity-owned firm trying to maximise every penny it can make out of its members already paying an expensive (typically almost £100 a year) membership, or a perfectly reasonable charge for delivering a service at the roadside?
"Believe me, the insurance companies are not eager to overpay," Lyn Hill, a spokesman for the Methodist Hospital, told me, "so if your insurer actually gave us $2,300 and change, that's a good indication that it was a pretty reasonable charge, even if it seems high to you".
Adam's hypo, on the other hand, included a completely reasonable charge for administrative expenses.
Best by far is to take your own (for a reasonable corkage charge).
The apartment, No. 11EE, has a reasonable common charge — $428 including taxes — but it's only about 550 square feet.
