The phrase "charge is incurred" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a situation in which a person or entity receives a financial or legal obligation to pay for something. Example: "If you do not pay your bill on time, a late fee will be charged to your account. Please be aware that a charge is incurred when a payment is not received by the due date."
Because the cab had already come to a stop, no additional charges were incurred after the meter was switched.
Anecdotal evidence suggests this has been happening, with reports of charges being waived where late salaries had resulted in payments not going through and charges being incurred.
There is no fixed charge for events held at ISPS, however, we do require a PTAO in advance in case charges are incurred for property damage or if the facilities are left in an unsatisfactory state requiring special cleaning services.
A song with the lyrics, "Jesus called me on my cellphone/No roaming charges were incurred," has been kept up to date with the news that Jesus has also been using Twitter.
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Verizon said the "vast majority" of the erroneous charges were incurred when software that was preloaded on some phones automatically contacted Verizon's data service in what the company called an "acknowledgment" session.
One of the loudest critics, Alex Winslow of the consumer advocacy group Texas Watch, said that home insurance rates had "skyrocketed" during Ms. Kitzman's term and that she had rolled back rules created to inform doctors and patients about high out-of-network expenses before those charges were incurred.
Starting in 2018, Beachbody must gain separate consent for auto-renewals and give ample notice before charges are incurred.
