The phrase "a comparable price of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing prices that are similar or equivalent in value to another price, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The store offers a comparable price of $50 for the same product found elsewhere."
Alternatives: "an equivalent price of" or "a similar price of".
These are usually well discounted and you can often find a higher quality item for a comparable price to one of the door-buster sale items.
"The only way we could sell it is at a comparable price," said Harold Seybert, one of the owners of Fairway Market in Manhattan, a store known for its produce, but very little of it organic.
"We will be able to offer a comparable price before the end of the year," Mermelstein said.
Crude oil for delivery next month rose back above $60 a barrel, or more than 40percentt higher than a comparable price at the beginning of 2005.
If you have Brand X and Brand Y and Brand Z, and they all offer a good product or service for a comparable price, why should any of them be a favorite?
Mr. Humm has already ordered a Molteni stove from France, a Rolls-Royce of cookery with a comparable price tag.
No other entertainment option provides consumers with an open-ended journey, hundreds of hours, for a comparable price point.
Rumors suggest Apple is building a service to rival that of Spotify, complete with access to an on-demand library of content for a comparable subscription price of around $10 monthly.
But our hearts know what has now been proven in numerous studies--that we derive more joy from [insert experience] than by purchasing a [product of comparable price].
The median price of existing homes sold was 4.2% lower than the comparable price a year earlier.A composite measure of euro area activity, based on surveys of purchasing managers in manufacturing and services, edged down from 54.7 to 54.5 in October, the lowest reading for two years.
