The phrase "amount to charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total cost or fee that is to be billed or charged for a service or product.
Example: "The amount to charge for the consultation will be detailed in the invoice."
Alternatives: "total fee" or "chargeable amount".
Mr Cameron was making his first public intervention in a row over whether £90 is a fair amount to charge for copies of the Nike shirts which will be worn by the England team in Brazil this summer, after sports minister Helen Grant said the price was "not right".
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Denis Waelbroeck, competition partner at the lawyers Ashurst in Brussels, said: "While such a fine will no doubt do wonders for the commission's image as a tough regulator, some might consider it unfair, not least since the commission refused to tell Microsoft what would be a 'reasonable' amount to charge for patent licences despite being asked several times".".
Council members disagreed at their meeting Wednesday night on the amounts to charge in fees and taxes, but all supported the concept.
The new Nielsen policy "amounts to charging twice for the same data," said Adonis Hoffman, legal counsel for the advertising association that asked for the federal inquiry.
This is an appropriate amount both to charge NHCD and to compensate AOL for the NHCD's e-mailers' use of AOL's computer system.
And, then again, even these tantalizing legal outgrowths of the Russia investigation may not amount to criminal charges.
This is because they do not amount to being charged with an offence or result in any penalty or conviction that would appear on a criminal conviction record.
For 2009, which ended on July 31, the adjustments amounted to a charge of $7.6 million, the company said.
Four active or former officers face what amount to federal murder charges, and possibly the death penalty.
