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The phrase "a record fee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fee that is the highest ever recorded for a particular service or event.
Example: "The concert sold out quickly, and the ticket prices reached a record fee this year."
Alternatives: "an all-time high fee" or "a historic fee".
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Palace have also completed the signing of Yohan Cabaye for a record fee.
The transfer represents a record fee for the Bundesliga side and will go some way to filling the void left by Mario Goetze who left for Bayern Munich.
How Southampton could have done with the energy of Sofiane Boufal, the Lille midfielder expected to join the club for a record fee before Wednesday's transfer deadline.
Matt Busby paid a record fee of £115,000 to sign him and he scored in Manchester United's 1963 FA Cup final win.
Fulham have paid a record fee for a Scotland international, and McCormack becomes the second most expensive Scottish-born player in history.
Funes Mori was sold to Everton for a record fee of $14m, the highest transfer ever paid for a River defender.
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Besides New York, 10 other states charge a recording fee, including Florida and Georgia, according to Dale Lois, a lawyer representing Hudson Valley.
Other closing costs include: an appraisal fee; a credit report fee; a flood certification fee; an escrow, settlement or closing fee; a document preparation fee; a recording fee; a courier fee; title insurance; a pest inspection fee and a survey fee.
For instance, maybe you'll shell out $25 for a recording fee to cover public land records.
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Huddersfield Town have signed Bradford striker Nahki Wells for a club record fee on a four-and-a-half-year deal.
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