"indicated fees" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the fees or costs that have already been mentioned or specified. For example, "The indicated fees for the service include a one-time setup fee and a monthly maintenance fee."
Last week, however, AirPlus released a report that indicated that fees might not be as big a part of air travel costs as that.
Kevin Ortiz, a spokesman for the City Department of Consumer Affairs, said it briefly shut down one line, in conjunction with Bell Atlantic, in February because neither the fliers -- posted in immigrant communities -- nor the phone message indicated a fee.
Leading Conservative ministers like Dominic Green have called for a review of Tory policy, and Chancellor Philip Hammond has called for a renewed focus on dealing with the intergenerational gap, indicating tuition fees may be reduced to £7,500 a year.
Find the portion of the website that indicates service fees.
Review policies that indicate restocking fees will be charged when you return an item.
While the European Commission and retailers indicated that lower fees would translate into lower prices, financial companies argued that consumers were unlikely to reap the rewards.
A recent search on Expedia and Hotels.com for a room at the Holiday Inn Aristocrat in Dallas for later this month indicated taxes and fees of 17percenttoto 18percentt of the room rate.
Offering no details, Blank indicated that the fees assessed in Atlanta would be lower than others around the N.F.L. — the Giants charged from $1,000 to $20,000 for their P.S.L.'s.
For tenants of public housing, the violated rights are the rights to use their houses indicated in relocation fees.
Through original analysis of new data on naturalization from the Office of Immigration Statistics and the American Community Survey, the report indicates that fee increases have had a significant impact on both the volume and the composition of who naturalizes.
