The phrase "a given trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific trade or profession that is being discussed or considered in a particular context.
Example: "In a given trade, the skills required can vary significantly depending on the industry standards."
Alternatives: "a specific trade" or "a particular trade".
Moreover, Rajaratnam had too much information at his disposal for any single item to account for a given trade.
For example, all the capitalists in a given trade (such as textiles) would parade together to CCP headquarters to the beat of gongs and the sound of firecrackers.
Mr. Roth's system helps find the most efficient exchange of organs so that the most patients can be saved with the fewest number of pairs involved in a given trade.
Even before being officially published, the figures from Woodbine sparked a debate about the proper way to calculate whether clients were getting the best price in a given trade.
In the cross-currency derivatives markets this basis was already known to be significant, with a difference in funding costs applying depending on the currency of the collateral posted for a given trade.
But how can any outsider know whether a given trading desk is buying tech stocks, for example, to anticipate customer demand or to wager on the Nasdaq going up?
Under the meaningful objective space, defined by the control engineer, the concepts are compared and a final controller with a given trade-off is chosen.
3.1.4, we defined dummy variables indicating the announcement of certain macroeconomic news on a given trading day.
However, the further into the future a given trading period lies, the more uncertain the estimation becomes.
In the stock market, the closing price is the final price at which a security is traded on a given trading day.
For each available maturity on a given trading day, the proposed method estimates an option price function of strike price using a Bernstein polynomial basis.
