The phrase "a premium given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing rewards, benefits, or additional payments associated with a service or product.
Example: "The insurance policy includes a premium given for timely payments, which can lead to discounts on future premiums."
Alternatives: "a bonus provided" or "an additional fee".
Many of the key Democratic House primaries this year have been competitions over biography, with a premium given to those who break new ground or remove old barriers.
Mr. Tollett declined to comment on the specific finances of the festival, but said in an interview that he was deliberately paying the performers a premium given the historic nature of the lineup.
Mr. Cheney seemed to send that signal with his answer to a question today about whether there would be a premium, given such circumstances, on appointing moderates to a Cabinet.
And since it can do the same math as the acquiring entity, combinations of it with another company that could leverage its assets in an accretive, pacing direction should pay a premium given that they are about to unlock significant value.
But he questioned whether Algroup shareholders would receive a sufficient premium, given Viag's risks in the highly competitive telecommunications and utilities businesses, which Algroup does not share.
Customers - or members, as Harpin calls them - pay a monthly premium giving them access to a national network of repairers who can come round within two hours of an emergency.
Met – The coalition brought in a pupil premium giving schools extra money for each pupil on free school meals.
Lord Willetts said higher fees for courses with the highest graduate earnings would become a "reverse pupil premium", giving even more money to the most advantaged courses and institutions.
I should note that some people like their music legal and will pay a premium, but given a $90 price difference this is unlikely to be a majority of buyers, particularly when the iPod offers legal options as well, options that are a choice and not an imposed upfront cost to the buyer.
Upgrading to premium gives you a full extra … inch.
Exclusive HP software gives you access to photos, videos and everything on the Internet with just a touch, while Windows® 7 Premium gives you the power to do what you want.
