The phrase "advisory charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a fee or cost is associated with providing advice or consultation services.
Example: "The consultant informed us that there would be an advisory charge for the initial assessment of our project."
Alternatives: "consultation fee" or "advisory fee".
By pricing advisory charges to the plan as a loss leader, an advisor can sometimes offer more expensive auxiliary products.
To little notice, an advisory commission charged with figuring out a permanent solution for America's nuclear waste has issued a new approach for siting a waste repository that just might work.
By contrast, careers advisory services charge around £1,000 for a two-day assessment, followed by free follow-up support and advice.
If convicted, he faces up to 10 years on each count of securities fraud and 5 years on each investment advisory fraud charge.
Her friends may balk at what advisory firms charge high-net-worth clients; BNY Mellon's fees, for exam-ple, are 1.25 percent on $1 million to $2 million in assets (subject to a $15,000 minimum), with a declining scale for higher asset levels.
Seated in front of two D.E.P. advisory boards charged with improving community outreach, Coptis demanded to know if the state had issued a permit.
The Data Governance Board is an advisory group charged with oversight of policies and procedures relating to the protection and use of Stanford's non-public information.
That followed the 2017 dismissal of the advisory panel charged with helping implement the report's findings on local and regional levels.
In August 2017, the Trump administration dissolved an advisory committee charged with translating the findings of the periodic National Climate Assessment down to practical local and regional levels.
In the mid-1960's, Mr. Cleary, a native of Jacksonville, Ill., served on an advisory committee charged with drafting Federal rules of evidence.
