"offer a fee" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to propose or provide a certain amount of money for a service or product. For example: - The company will offer a fee of $100 for completing the survey. - The artist's agent is willing to offer a fee for the use of their artwork in the advertisement. - Our consultancy services come at a high cost, but we also offer a fee plan for small businesses. - The lawyer offered a fee for her legal representation in the court case. - The website offers a fee to its subscribers for accessing premium content.
Small cable channels offer a fee that doesn't cover the cost of insurance.
It was a shock when, late in the decade, a lecture agent telephoned to offer a fee for reading my poems at a college.
However, the same funds also offer a fee that is lower than the starting graduated fee but that remains fixed over the holding period.
"The simple way to look at it is that there are advisers who cover the whole market and offer a fee option, or those who cover a limited range of products and don't have to offer a fee-paying option," Elms says.
Levy is also set for talks with Bale to inform him he will not be sold for any price, although Spurs' resolve will be tested to the extreme limits should Real Madrid offer a fee of around £60m as reported.
Portsmouth would have to offer a fee of about £12m and even then a return to the club where Crouch scored 18 goals in 37 league games in 2001-2002 would need to be sought by him rather than Liverpool.
But they said they planned in September to offer a fee-based premium service, with a bigger database and more detailed maps.
After the seventh free visit, or for borrowing privileges for non-Stanford-affiliated individuals, we offer a fee-based library membership.
[C6] New York Times to Offer a Fee-Based Web Service The New York Times said it would offer a new subscription-based service on its Web site, charging an annual fee for its Op-Ed and news columnists.
It is worth noting that as part of the new regime, independent financial advisers are legally obliged to offer a fee-paying option and cannot demand that customers allow payment through commission.
I hope that you also offer a fee-based subscription service that will allow international users continued unfettered access.
