The phrase "above charge" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a charge mentioned earlier in a document or conversation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Please refer to the above charge for further details on the fees."
Alternatives: "previous charge" or "mentioned charge".
All of the above charge fees in the form of a percentage of the debt moved over.
But all of the above charge a fee in the form of a percentage of the debt moved over.
This version of the account is now more unified and avoids the above charge of arbitrariness, while retaining the alignment with the commonsense view.
One may challenge the suitability of this as a foundation for the normative content of certain claims, but this is a different criticism from the above charge.
However, after the examination of the I-V curves in Figure 5, it is found that they exhibit a power-like (Figure 5a) to almost linear (Figure 5c) response rather than the characteristic exponential behavior of the above charge carrier transport mechanisms, indicating that the current contribution from the bulk is small compared to the space charge and surface current.
None of the above charges an initial fee, which usually ranges from 0%to5.5%5%.
Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced, among them game wardens, above, charged with protecting the wildlife.
The district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, above, charged Mr. Dixon with a misdemeanor that could have led to one year in prison.
Principal Investigators should note that these changes will impact proposals to sponsors that have been willing to pay the above charges as "fees" but currently disallow "tuition" charges.
The next month, Manafort goes to trial in Virginia on a number of the above charges and is convicted on eight before also deciding to flip.
Francis Dixon, 37, from Stalybridge, and Jermaine Ward, 24, deny the above charges relating to David Short and Sharon Hark.
