The phrase 'billing rate' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to the amount of money that someone charges for services, usually per unit of time. For example, "Freelancers typically charge an hourly billing rate of $50 per hour."
The billing rate for this work ranges from $36 an hour to $23 an hour.
His compensation, he wrote, roughly equaled his regular billing rate of $650 an hour.
Mr. Reich's billing rate is $500 an hour, but he would grant the committee a 10percentt reduction, according to his memo.
He added: "We come to an agreement with a landlord about a price per night; and we pay that as a billing rate.
The platform's consultants are hired out for an average billing rate of $100 per hour, with Skillbridge taking a 20% cut.
"A large firm might assign me a junior associate at a lower billing rate," she said, "and that is all right because I have access to the firm's expertise when I need it for difficult questions".
As an example of the softness, the report mentioned an employment agency whose clients had been seeking cuts in billing rates for temporary workers.
While there has not been a significant change in bulk billing rates, GPs have absorbed [the rebate freeze], they've absorbed it for a period of time".
But, McKinsey reported, Dewey and LeBoeuf had similar billing rates, a similar compensation range, and no obvious conflicts of interest among their top fifty clients.
We'll start to see that tipping point where Medicare patients will be charged and bulk billing rates are going to fall".
The 25 states that depend on coal for more than half of their electricity are not punished with an immediate shock to their billing rates.
