"fee component" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific element of a fee or charge, such as when discussing the cost of a service that is made up of individual fees. For example: "We revised our fee structure to include an additional fee component for overnight delivery."
However when one looks at the current logistics fees component of the SEP of these cold chain products, it becomes apparent that the logistics fee is not the largest determinant of the SEP, especially when compared to other dosage forms (Table 5).
As a result, the company will take a loss that is exacerbated by cancellation fees from component suppliers.
Last spring E-Trade, whose supermarket is still tiny, disquieted higher-cost rivals by announcing it would rebate up to half of the 12b-1 marketing fees (a component of some expense ratios) and other supermarket charges to customers.
In order to test the three-dimensional structure and the factorial validity of the FEE a principal component analysis (PCA) was calculated separately for the mother and the father.
Management fees are one component of the fund operating expenses.
The fee-for-service component of remuneration includes earning caps, inducing decreasing marginal revenues per patient and treatment.
These OHIP claims are fully paid in FHGs but only 10% of the claims are paid in FHNs representing the fee-for-service component of their blended capitation.
In the United States alone, banks that issue credit cards get an estimated $40 billion to $50 billion in income annually from interchange fees, which are the biggest single component of fees charged to merchants.
They could get licensing fees when their components are reused in new machines, giving them economic motivation to design components worth recovering.
This fee includes four basic components: tuition, fees, room and board.
