The phrase "agreement fees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to contracts, negotiations, or financial transactions where fees are associated with an agreement.
Example: "The total cost of the project includes the agreement fees that were outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "contract fees" or "settlement fees".
A.I.G. also said it would no longer pay service agreement fees.
Under the proposed agreement, fees for work already done by the plaintiffs' team are expected to be paid by BP and will not come from individual plaintiffs, though those plaintiffs might be billed for additional work in preparing their claims.
According to Bloomberg, taxpayers have lost $20 billion in swap agreement fees paid to Wall Street over the last five years.
In the absence of agreement, doctors' fees will be cut 27 percent next month, and many doctors say they could not continue treating Medicare patients under the lower payments.
Any negotiated agreement on fees and charges is likely to be close to the £12 maximum default charge that the OFT imposed on credit card firms three years ago.
That happened after months of negotiations in which the two parties were unable to reach an agreement over fees paid to transmit networks to cable subscribers.
Others, pointing to a history of insurance companies' tending to be less profitable than banks, say they may be better off with marketing agreements, earning fees from selling insurance but avoiding the heavy lifting of underwriting operations.
In these agreements, annual fees go up, but can almost never be reduced–even if the customer's business has downsized.
Nielsen says it intends to use the net proceeds to repay a portion of its outstanding debt and to pay a agreement termination fee to its current owners (Blackstone Group, Carlyle Group, KKR & Co. and Thomas H. Lee Partners).
Note that some years are missing; the fishery access agreements and fees between individual nations and fishers are difficult to attain.
