"consulting fee" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to the charge for the services of a consultant, such as in this example sentence: The consulting fee for the project was quite expensive.
Thus when Mr. Velella told voters that the committee had approved his consulting fee from Group Council, who could know for sure?
He decided against one option, which would have meant finding a way to push part of his consulting fee into the next year.
Accelerate income (collect that consulting fee in December, not January) and defer deductions (make charitable donations in January, not this Christmas).
The classic cover for a bribe is to call it a "consulting fee," but that is a books and records violation that is illegal in any country.
They didn't ask for permission, offer a "consulting" fee, or even warn them that it was coming.
MT (Taiho) received consulting fee.
To understand how this is possible one must first understand the for-profit consulting fee/cost structure.
They discussed the decision in a brief interview: Q: With your company on the brink of bankruptcy, how did you scrape together the $170,000 consulting fee?
Then, on the anniversary of the agreement for the next four years, NBC will pay him a $250,000 consulting fee and an additional $750,000 "noncompete" fee.
A close friend of Mrs. Clinton, Maggie Williams, received a $37,500 consulting fee, paid to her firm, Griffin Williams Critical Point Management, at the end of July.
The offer of dinner and a $250 consulting fee was sufficient to draw about a dozen South Florida physicians to Morton's in West Palm Beach on Sept. 18.
