'facility fee' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a charge or fee that is necessary for the use of a facility or service, such as a gym or pool. For example: "The monthly membership cost for the health club includes a $10 facility fee."
And what "facility fee" was paid?
Or if the lab work was covered, the "facility fee" was extra.
Adding to the price increases is a $2 per ticket facility fee imposed in March.
These airports don't charge a passenger facility fee, but then they have no passengers.
Last year, she said, Alliance members incurred more than $2.3 million in facility fee charges.
As part of the arrangement, DGIST paid an annual facility fee.
"The theater-facility fee doesn't come close to covering the cost of these renovations," Mr. Schoenfeld said of the $1.50 charge added to each ticket.
This section establishes the eligibility requirements that an ecclesiastical endorsing organization must meet in order to provide ecclesiastical endorsements of individuals who are seeking employment as VA chaplains or seeking to be engaged by VA under contract or appointed as on-facility fee basis VA chaplains under 38 U.S.C. 7405.
VA will only take action on an initial request to designate an ecclesiastical endorsing official when VA receives an application from an individual who is seeking employment as a VA chaplain or is seeking to be engaged under VA contract or appointed as on-facility fee basis VA chaplains under 38 U.S.C. 7405.
(1) To certify that VA chaplains continue to be endorsed by an ecclesiastical endorsing organization, such organization must provide VA an alphabetical listing of individuals who are endorsed by that endorsing organization and are employed as VA chaplains or are engaged by VA under contract or appointed as on-facility fee basis VA chaplains under 38 U.S.C. 7405 by January 1 of every calendar year.
University Facility Fee is an overall fee for use of its facilities, including the library and gym.
