'fee estimate' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are attempting to provide a cost projection or a financial estimation. For example, "We would be pleased to provide you with a fee estimate for the services you require."
So far, only two universities have released fee estimates in the event the legislation passes the Senate.
In total, the two firms were paid about $30 million in fees, according to estimates by Thomson Reuters and Freeman & Company, a mergers and acquisitions consultancy that tracks and provides deal fee estimates.
Losing the race would be a big blow to Formula One since the total income lost could amount to as much as £150m as the organisers had a 10-year contract and an annual fee estimated at £15m.
The bond sale was not managed by Venator's primary financial adviser, Morgan Stanley, but by J. P. Morgan Chase, which earned a fee estimated to be more than $3 million for the service.
Russians put Pizza Hut's logo on a rocket last year (for a fee estimated at $1 million), allowed a couple of astronauts aboard Mir, the earlier space station, to sell pens on the QVC shopping channel, and filmed commercials for milk and Radio Shack, among others, in orbit.
The fee, estimated at $4 dollars a month for access to the world of recorded music on demand, would be administered by the ISPs.
As Moratti prepared to make wholesale changes at the club, Bergkamp left Inter and signed with Arsenal in June 1995 for a transfer fee estimated at £7.5 million.
Then there are the transfer fees, estimated at more than $700 million over the past two years, that are largely unaccounted for.
He is now obligated to pay Ms. Lipstadt's and Penguin's legal fees, estimated at about $3 million.
A consortium of state-owned Russian banks would administer the system and collect processing fees "estimated at $4bn£2.53bnbn) a year", the cable claims.
