The phrase "a dollar symbol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the symbol that represents currency in dollars, typically in financial contexts.
Example: "The price of the item is listed with a dollar symbol before the amount, indicating that it is in U.S. dollars."
Alternatives: "a dollar sign" or "the currency symbol for dollars."
(B ) Each series of pictures started by a high (dollar symbol) or low (cent symbol) reward cue and was composed of the following series of pictures: pillow, sofa, kitchen, bedroom, house, and landscape.
One option offers to rejoin words that were hyphenated at a column break; another eliminates the dollar symbol when you're scanning columns of numbers into a spreadsheet.
For Indians used to seeing the dollar symbol on the keyboard, this will be a welcome change.
Industry rule of thumb dictates that a UK equivalent of the US opening would be around £1.9m (10% of the US box office, with the dollar symbol changed to the pound symbol), whereas the The BFG came in way ahead of that number.
Days later, Twitter announced the launch of "cashtags," or the ability to track stock tickers when they're preceded by the U.S. dollar symbol — which is something that was pioneered by StockTwits years ago.
Earlier this week, Twitter rolled out the ability to track stock tickers on the site when they're preceded by the U.S. dollar symbol — aka cashtags — which is something that was pioneered by StockTwits years ago.
In fact, one theory regarding the origin of the dollar symbol is that it signifies the two pillars (representing the Pillars of Hercules) and the red banner that says "Plus Ultra" on the coat of arms of Spain.
We developed an associative memory task comprising 8 series of pictures; 4 series yielded high reward outcome (HR) (1 dollar symbol for each picture correctly selected) while 4 series yielded low reward outcome (LR) (1 cent symbol).
Choose the dollar symbol "$".
The Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) is a multi-billion-dollar symbol of economic co-operation between the governments of China and Vietnam, with tenants from 23 countries and two campuses in Binh Duong.
