The phrase "associated charges for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to fees or costs that are linked to a specific service, product, or action.
Example: "Please review the associated charges for the additional services we offer before making your decision."
Alternatives: "related fees for" or "connected costs for".
This reduction in resource utilization was the result of reduced in-patient charges (and associated professional charges) for the most costly patients.
However, a review of a handful of MDCs clearly showed that some of the specific mental illnesses are associated with higher charges for some of the MDCs.
Comorbid illness was noted in 14.0% of the 342 million inpatient discharges during the study period and was associated with increased charges for some medical conditions and decreased charges for other medical conditions.
The nanocomposite presented similar electronic spectra to those of poly[1], indicating that the electronic structure of the pristine film is maintained in the nanocomposite, but exhibited lower ε-values for bands associated with charge transfer transitions for high oxidised states, revealing an enhanced stability towards ligand over-oxidation.
The direct transmission part accounts for the satisfaction received in transmitting data and the associated BS charges.
All phones have a per-Kilobit charge associated for casual browsing (like the previous step), but they also offer limited access plans for as little as $5 a month.
The mean charge associated with admission for pulmonary embolism in the US increased from roughly $25 000£17000000; €19 000) to $44 000 between 1998 and 2006.
Hospital type and characteristics were reported to have been associated with differences in charges for asthma hospitalizations.
Foremost, like Prescott et al., we found that common disease sequelae are associated with substantially higher charges for MS-related health care [ 10].
