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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a yearly fee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a charge or payment that is required once a year.
Example: "To maintain your membership, you must pay a yearly fee of $50."
Alternatives: "an annual charge" or "a yearly charge."
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It administers offshore firms for a yearly fee.
It's $1 to download, and there's a yearly fee, currently $10.
Individual farmers can connect to NEWA in non-member states with a yearly fee of $290.
I signed up interested homeowners, printed and distributed a directory of homes and charged members a yearly fee.
Q Can my co-op charge a yearly fee for a dog and not for a cat?
There is also a yearly fee of $89 to $699 for storing the cells in liquid nitrogen.
According to my surgeon, the hospital's robots are maintained by the parent company as part of a yearly fee.
Individual farmers can connect to NEWA in non-member states with a yearly fee of only $290!
For $299 (plus a yearly fee of $69), you can buy your very own French "truffle tree" and lay claim to any truffles found beneath it.
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Members get unlimited use of a wide variety of watercraft in return for a yearly fee.
Consider a Merrill customer with a $100,000 account, who pays a 1% yearly fee.
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