The phrase "advance charges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or billing, where charges are applied before a service is rendered or a product is delivered.
Example: "The hotel requires advance charges for the reservation to secure your booking."
Alternatives: "prepaid fees" or "upfront costs".
Modifications to standard algorithms for the electromagnetic field advance, charge and current densities, particle destruction, and field averaging are discussed.
Based on the volume-preserving property of the dynamics, a class of numerical methods for advancing charged particles in a general electromagnetic field has been constructed by splitting the classical evolution operator.
(Ms. Massey is booked three months in advance and charges new clients $200, but she has trained a staff of stylists, who charge $75 a cut).
Disarmament campaigners are not slow to advance further charges.
There is no surcharge for advance tickets charged to a credit card: $6 for adults; 12 and under, $5.
The captain, John Klusmire, was jailed Saturday after a judge advanced initial charges of endangering the vessel's passengers, a felony, and disobeying an official directive.
In the past, if you elected to buy the tank of gas in advance, we charged a 10- to 20-cent premium on that tank.
In one famous incident, he sacrificed a regiment, the 1st Minnesota, by ordering it to advance and charge a Confederate brigade four times its size, causing the Minnesotans to suffer 87% casualties.
To cover publishing costs, Science Advances will charge a per-paper fee expected to be within the range of what other open-access journals charge, typically about $1200 to $5000.
A class of higher order numerical methods for advancing the charged particles in a general electromagnetic field is developed based on processing technique.
