"train fee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to the cost of a train ticket or the amount of money one must pay to take a train. For example, "The train fee for my journey was much higher than I expected."
Labour are calling for a compulsory jobs guarantee, the re-introduction of the 10p tax band, the setting up of regional banks, action to reduce energy bills and train fees, a crackdown on rogue landlords in the private rental sector and stiffer penalties for firms exploiting migrant workers as well as a temporary cut in VAT.
That's the training fee mechanism.
Chelsea must pay Lens an additional $186,000 as a training fee.
At that age, the idea of getting paid to do what I loved – even if it was a small training fee – seemed great.
The cost of this vocational education and training fee help has grown from $699m in 2013 to $1.7bn in 2014 and an expected $3bn in 2015.
Instead, the £15,000 lump sum paid to players in each 23-man matchday squad will comprise a £7,000 match fee, a £7,000 image-rights payment and a new £1,000 training fee.
Cephren charges an initial $1,500 training fee and offers support to clients during the life of a project, but clients are primarily responsible for the site's content and operation.
And, due to the very low average pay rates for US child care teachers (Whitebook et al. 2014), as an incentive to the workforce to attain higher education levels and/or participate in training, many QRIS offer scholarships to cover tuition or training fee costs (Gomez et al. 2015; QRIS Compendium 2016; U.S. Government Accountability Office 2012).
Of participants who received training-related payments, about a third in the NDLP group, a fifth in the WTC group, and two-fifths in the ND25+ group received training fee payments for the first time within their last nine months of eligibility.
While tech giants like Facebook and Google are using their own data to train their own AI algorithms for their own ends, Restb.ai's big idea is to sell computer vision as a service, charging its business customers an initial training fee to build a custom model for their needs and charging per API call thereafter.
