The phrase "acceptable charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing fees, costs, or expenses that are deemed reasonable or permissible.
Example: "The service provider outlined an acceptable charge for the maintenance work that would not exceed the budget."
Alternatives: "reasonable fee" or "permissible cost".
Any other approach to the "cost borne by the trader" would involve complex estimation and forensic accounting, and would lead to a new row over what is an acceptable charge.
For the conventional SONOS memory, erase saturation and vertical stored charge migration [79, 80] are the two major drawbacks; the most challenging tasks are how to maintain an acceptable charge capability of the discrete storage nodes and how to fabricate nanocrystals with constant size, high density, and uniform distributions [81].
Higher charging power capability, combined with an acceptable charging time strategy offer only slight benefits for PHEVs, but charging power is an important factor in increasing BEV functionality and decreasing public charging requirements.
But that transition involves wrenching psychological change, as they reconcile themselves to the idea that it is morally acceptable to charge for treatment.
Here are some other findings in the survey: 84 percent of respondents said they didn't believe it was acceptable to charge a fee for checking.
When did it become acceptable to charge £15 or more to spend an hour or so mooching around a special exhibition at one of our national museums?
It will no longer be acceptable to charge large fees for simply cashing paychecks and sending money abroad.
This news sparked an interesting conversation on a post I read recently discussing whether or not it's acceptable to charge a business colleague or prospective client for a lunch date.
And in true free-trade fashion, since both parties are being made better off by consummating the transaction on mutually acceptable terms, charges of greed should be greatly reduced.
(Person with Dementia; P101) While many considered local authority service charges acceptable, some felt rental charges of around £20 per month were too expensive, particularly for people living on limited incomes or paying for other social care services.
