"possible fees" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase when discussing financial matters and the associated costs associated with them. For example: "Please be aware that there may be additional possible fees associated with this loan."
The bank also denied it made "representations which were false" in relation to possible fees.
Other possible fees include the Health Service Fee and Student Medical Insurance Fee.
His first choice, Cambridge, has already announced it will charge £9,000 a year under the new regime, the highest possible fees.
Indeed, some banks had as many as 54 possible fees, for such things as depositing large amounts in coins, asking for staff assistance, online transfers and so on.
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The majority of its students are from the region and the university puts its money where its mouth is on widening participation by electing to charge well under the maximum possible fees.
Chancellor Reed would not answer questions about possible fee increases.
In addition to Washington, job listings in San Diego, Boston and Seattle are being considered for a possible fee later this year.
April 2011 Hears that just under two-thirds of English universities plan to charge the maximum possible fee of £9,000 a year.
The companies could also receive incentive fees of an another 7.5percentt, for a total possible fee on the project of $2.7 billion.
Alonso's relationship with Benítez had broken down and all that was left for Liverpool's manager was to get the highest possible fee for his compatriot.
