The phrase 'introduction fee' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the fee charged when two entities are introduced, typically in a business or legal context. For example, "The introduction fee for the new business partner was $500."
A hundred thousand dollars for my Belgian friend, and a hundred thousand for me as an introduction fee".
"If buyers are at all concerned or deterred by the introduction fee, they remain at liberty to take this into account when making their bid.
The Duchess appears animated and at times tearful as she makes a series of unfounded claims including that the Prince had suggested the £500,000 introduction fee which she said should be wire-transferred to a British bank account.
Those statements are the Assembly's core business – members pay an additional €21 on top of their introduction fee and their monthly fee, after which they can send a written statement to the Greek state and their banks, claiming that the money they owe will be paid by Sorras.
Those statements are the Assembly's core business – members pay an additional €21 on top of their introduction fee and their monthly fee, after which they can send a written statement to the Greek state and their banks, claiming that the money they owe will be paid by Sorras.
Thus, two effects result from the introduction of fee discrimination by d on the price physicians charge.
A Scottish government spokeswoman said: "The Scottish government enabled universities to charge students from the rest of the UK tuition fees for one key reason: the introduction of fees of up to £9,000 per year elsewhere in the UK.
These may indeed be facts but the timing and scale of the reduction following immediately from the introduction of fees can leave no doubt that the clear majority of the decline is attributable to fees".
"The introduction of fees has had no discernible impact on the outcome of cases.
The second was an attack on employee rights and the introduction of fees for employment tribunals.
The introduction of fees on previously free banking should be a trigger for a review".
