The phrase "added surcharges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional fees or costs that are applied to a base price, often in the context of billing or pricing.
Example: "The final bill included added surcharges for late payment and service fees."
Alternatives: "additional fees" or "extra charges".
The airlines have also added surcharges to travel during the most popular times, like the week between Christmas and New Year's.
By contrast, sellers with high reputations seemed to get slightly higher bids when they added surcharges, although the increase was too small to be statistically significant.
The new analysis, "Harsher Penalties" examined the lowest possible fines (with no added surcharges) based on three common offenses: speeding, using a mobile phone while driving, and running a red light.
For now, customers who opt for three-hour service can get fill-ups without the added surcharge.
Airlines, for instance, have followed one another by adding surcharges for fuel, baggage and other services.
Tier rating replaces the system of adding surcharges to premiums when a driver gets a ticket or has an accident.
When fuel prices started climbing, however, delivery companies started raising their rates and adding surcharges that cut significantly into his profit.
Many airlines are culling fleets, dropping flights, charging for checked bags and adding surcharges to ticket prices to offset fuel outlays.
The practice of adding surcharges for payment by debit and credit card is rife in many industries, but not all companies have responded as positively.
Hotels, for example, have been known to add surcharges for long stays; telecommunication is expensive; and if the company is not part of a joint venture, it may have to pay a significant tax on any cars it imports.
They had called on Mr. Pataki to eliminate a state law that adds surcharges to hospital bills to help pay for hospital services, contending that employers end up underwriting the cost through higher insurance premiums for their workers.
