The phrase "entails a fee" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that an action requires a cost. For example, "Attending the conference entails a fee of $75."
Entrance to the museum, as in many other public museums in Britain, is free; only the temporary shows entail a fee, which means that these exhibitions, or some of them anyway, must attract masses of people whose money will help sustain the museum.
An appointment with a doctor entails a minimal fee of 2.00 USD.
Membership in the Sporting Club (required of landowners) entails a $75,000 one-time fee plus $7,500 in annual dues.
Rejection or cancellation prior to the completion of an edition usually entails a kill fee of 50percentt; if the edition is completed, the artist will be expected to pay the full agreed-upon amount.
At the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort and Spa in Phoenix, a Saturday wedding entails a $3,500 ceremony fee, and food and beverages, including alcohol, cost about $150 a person.
Professors who copy material for use in class are frequently uncertain whether or not they need to seek permission, which almost always entails paying a fee.
Meanwhile, the startup's business model entails charging a fee to the tenant for every transaction that is finalised via the Nestpick site.
The less deluxe membership entails a $1,200 initiation fee and a $180 monthly charge.
The cost of a manager actively run your money entails an annual management fee of around 1.5 per cent along with other costs, while the iShares FTSE 100 ETF, for example, has an annual cost of around 0.40 per cent.
