The phrase "actual fees" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the real or exact charges or costs for a service, product, or transaction, as opposed to estimated or potential fees. Example sentence: The client was surprised by the actual fees charged by the attorney, as they were higher than the initial estimate given.
The charges do not necessarily reflect actual fees paid; charges are significantly discounted for many insured patients, said the author of the report, Bernard S. Friedman, a senior economist with the heath care agency.
In addition, a prospective investor may have trouble learning what the actual fees will be, due to complicated and confusing prospectuses and fee schedules.
We assess adherence to the user fee reduction policy as reported by in-charges, and actual fees facility users report paying.
Direct costs are defined as: 1) fee for vaccination and transportation fees for hospital visit; 2) actual fees paid for medical diagnosis and treatment of measles and hospital visit.
And when you do get reimbursed for it, it is about 30percentt of your actual fee".
After that, make up the difference between the insurance company's paltry "reasonable and customary" fee schedule and the actual fee.
The actual fee was nowhere near that amount: For two years' work and a dazzling success, the indispensable man was paid only $250,000.
From July 2017, families that meet an activity test with income up to $60,000 will be eligible for a subsidy of 85% of the actual fee paid, up to an hourly fee cap.
Far more than the actual fee, Weinberg always said he appreciated an affectionate, handwritten letter he received from Ford, which says, along with other flattering things, "Without you, it could not have been accomplished".
Below, Neha Thirani our researcher in Mumbai, reports on a dental assistant and her family who stood in line for six hours, rather than paying seven times the actual fee for her family's vaccinations: Last June, Disha Khagram, 24, and her family were planning a trip to South Africa, which is designated by Indian health officials as a yellow fever epidemic area.
My actual fee is higher, identical to what the other three bloggers in the campaign are being paid, but I am keeping £1,653 to myself – the equivalent of the living wage for the six weeks that the campaign will run for.
