"chargeable for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "chargeable for" to refer to something for which you are responsible and for which you may be held financially accountable. Example: "Any damages caused to the property will be chargeable for by the tenant."
All maternity services are chargeable for non-UK residents, although no pregnant patient would ever be refused care.
Taper relief progressively reduces the percentage of assets chargeable for CGT, and currently operates over a ten-year period, so investors have to hold shares for at least ten years to get the maximum benefit.
Or he could return to the old capital transfer system, under which all transfers of assets during your lifetime become immediately chargeable for tax.' If the capital transfer system were reintroduced, someone wanting to transfer assets to anyone other than their spouse would still benefit from the inheritance allowance, £242,000 for the current tax year.
L. 89 236 substituted provisions creating an immigration pool and allocating its numbers without reference to the quotas to which an alien is chargeable, for provisions allowing issuance of an immigrant visa to an immigrant as a quota immigrant even though he might be a nonquota immigrant.
With ACT's chargers, two-way radio batteries last a full eight-hour shift, and are chargeable for two years instead of one, says Michael Kiron, telecommunications director for the Cayman Islands.
The Department of Health said: "UK state pensioners who live outside the European Economic Area (including Guernsey) will be chargeable for most hospital treatment on visits to the UK.
And the union then used those newly audited figures to determine the chargeable percentage for the fee-year 2006 2007.
Sina is learning to push campaigns out at peak times – 10 to 11.10am and 2 to 3.30pm – and is also looking at other chargeable service for brands.
In the event, the union's chargeable expenses for 2005 including the funds raised pursuant to the special assessment amounted to more than 56% of its total expenditures.
He told China Daily: "Until now, the top 100 'grassroot' accounts have created profits of about 20m yuan (£1.92m) from advertisements since they opened their accounts". Sina is learning to push campaigns out at peak times – 10 to 11.10am and 2 to 3.30pm – and is also looking at other chargeable service for brands.
It will have four priorities: Safe and rapidly chargeable batteries for electric vehicles; economical, sustainable large-scale battery or battery-like systems on the grid; reducing the cost of battery technologies in order to make electricity more available in the developing world; and researching how batteries are likely to be used in next-generation energy-efficient urban buildings.
