The phrase "a low priced version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a product or service that is offered at a lower price compared to other versions or alternatives.
Example: "The company has released a low priced version of their popular smartphone to attract budget-conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "an affordable version" or "a budget-friendly version".
The F.T.C. said in 2000 that it was investigating whether Bristol-Myers broke any federal laws as it tried to keep a generic company from selling a low-price version of Taxol.
Find a low priced domain.
Provide a low and high priced version of your ebook.
So, we tried to put those two things together in one price, and we wrote a license that nobody on the planet could possibly understand when you needed to buy this way high price version, and when you need to buy this low price version.
The market power of reference pricing stems from the fact that the third-party payer covers only a low-priced version of the good or service in question – the "reference price," leaving the recipient buying from a higher-priced vendor to pay out of pocket the entire difference between that higher price and the reference price.
Generic companies make the most profits by being the first to file an application with the government to make a low-priced version of a brand-name drug.
Bristol-Myers has aggressively filed lawsuits against generic companies to try to keep them from selling a low-priced version of Taxol, a cancer drug that is the company's second-biggest seller.
In another case involving the delay of a generic drug, the Federal Trade Commission said yesterday that American Home Products had agreed to settle charges that it had conspired with Schering-Plough to keep a low-priced version of K-Dur 20, a potassium supplement, off pharmacy shelves.
Hewlett-Packard is widely rumored to be working on a low-priced version of its popular iPaq handhelds that will come pretty close.
Findings have given insight to policymakers about the significance of EML for different healthcare levels, magnitude of pooled procurement, importance of regular supply and quantification of medicines for the public sector and significance of prescribing low priced generic version (branded-generic) of medicines in the private sector.
