The phrase "agent charges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fees or costs associated with services provided by an agent, such as in real estate or travel.
Example: "The total cost of the transaction includes the agent charges for facilitating the sale."
Alternatives: "agent fees" or "agent commissions".
For example, No Agent charges a flat fee of £39 a month in London or £29 outside for management.
The problem with these fees is that every agent charges them, so I can't see how we could avoid them.
With the same brightening agent charges (on a dry pulp basis), increasing pulp consistency resulted in an increase in the effective brightening agent concentration in the brightening liquor and the brightening reaction rate increases as well as the final attainable brightness.
In recent months, dissent about London's housing crisis has increased with demonstrations over an investment bank's plan to increase rents in the New Era estate in Hoxton, Newham council's planned demolition of a housing estate and rip-off letting agent charges.
On the other side, the agent charges a flatter fee (around £250) to arrange the rental.
Rates may vary, as will agent commission charges, however both are required to be clearly displayed.
Hamm plays Special Agent Frawley, an FBI agent charged with stopping Affleck's gang ripping off the banks of modern-day Boston.
It offers mutual or "charity insurance", whereby the insurer acts as an agent, charging a set fee rather than un-Islamic interest.
Risen was ordered last year to testify in the trial of Jeffrey Sterling, a former CIA agent charged with leaking classified information about covert American operations against Iran.
He currently faces jail time if he refuses to testify against Jeffrey Sterling, a former CIA agent charged with leaking classified information.
Appraisal management companies and lenders say the agents' charges are not true.
