"service fee for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a fee charged for a particular service. Example: "There is a service fee for using the ATM at this bank."
The board recently approved an annual service fee for all shareholders renting out their apartments.
A £20 annual service fee for arranging to have an overdraft in place has also been abolished.
The airline's new service fee for booking tickets using frequent-flier miles applies to travel on or after Sept. 15.
There's no service fee for either payment option, though customers who choose Bill Me Later can owe finance charges if they don't pay on time.
Then the movie studios and the theaters will pay a service fee for every screen on which a movie is playing.
"Not having a service fee, or just a modest service fee for limited-demand movies, would be at least a good first step".
The Arabidopsis whole-genome CGH array was designed and performed as a full service fee-for-service product by Roche Nimblegen on request and is commercially available at Roche Nimblegen (http://www.nimblegen.com/).
†The four models are known by their financing arrangement: salaried (community health centre), fee for service (fee-for-service practices), new capitation model (family health networks) and established capitation model (health services organizations).
Expression-of-gratitude, fee-for-service, fee-for-commodity, fee-for-access, fee-for-quicker-access, or fee-for-better-quality? ▪ What is the amount of the informal payment?
Until now, every BlackBerry handset has continued to generate monthly service fees for the company until it falls apart or is stuck in a drawer.
In the United States, the Supreme Court upheld the legal permissibility of agency shop service fees for nonunion employees in the 1977 case of Abood v. Detroit Board of Education.
