The phrase "after these fees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing costs or charges that follow a certain point in a financial context.
Example: "The total amount due will be calculated after these fees are applied to your account."
Alternatives: "following these charges" or "subsequent to these fees".
Mr Kaplan and Ms Schoar found that, on average, the returns to investors after subtracting these fees were slightly lower than they would have received by investing in the S&P 500 in 1980-2001.Secondly, they found huge differences in performance between funds.
Volume continued to explode even after PayPal imposed these fees.
But even after accounting for these fees, banks still earn roughly $3.50 on every $100 loan they sell compared with about $1.50 in 2007, according to a study sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York*.Banks now need a wider spread to cover the cost of buying back dud loans from Fannie and Freddie because of faulty underwriting.
After increasing for years, these fees now add up to about $600 million annually.
The law requires students to repay these fees only after they graduate, with payments calibrated to future earnings.
What are you paying these fees for year after year?
1.3.3 Changes in service fees before and after implementation Changes in service fees before and after implementation Before implementation, the average outpatient per-visit fee was 170.28 yuan, and these fees ranged from 89.42 to 314 yuan.
"That lethal mix of international league tabls, visa regimes and exchange rates needs to be understood in the bureaucracies of all our countries". Meanwhile he says universities need to think harder about how they look after these higher fee-paying students.
Intel said it pressed Intergraph for patent concessions only after Intergraph demanded fees from these companies and after attempts to reach a cross-licensing agreement.
