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The phrase "a cheaper one for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a less expensive option or alternative for a specific purpose or item.
Example: "I decided to buy a cheaper one for my project to save some money."
Alternatives: "a more affordable option for" or "a less expensive choice for".
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Economy 7 tariffs have two pricing structures; a cheaper one for the night, normally between 1am and 8am, and a considerably more expensive one for the day, although times can vary depending on suppliers and regions.
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For example, they may change their brand of cigarettes for a cheaper one or they may look for places where their preferred brand, even if illicit products, is sold at lower prices.
You may have to choose, for example, between paying more money for a quicker flight vs. spending an extra week waiting around for a cheaper one.
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