The phrase "a purchaser with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a buyer who possesses certain characteristics or qualifications.
Example: "We are looking for a purchaser with experience in international trade to join our team."
Alternatives: "a buyer possessing" or "a customer having".
For example, a home purchaser with a good credit score who puts 3% down on a conventional loan (LTV is 97) will pay a monthly mortgage insurance premium about twice as large as the premium on an otherwise identical loan with 5% down, and 4 times as large as the premium on an otherwise identical 15% loan.
In time, it expanded and a purchaser merged it with Mother's Cake and Cookie Company; the Mother's brand was west of the Mississippi.
In the Basque Country, there is a purchaser provider split, with the Department of Health and Consumer Affairs of the Basque Government being responsible for policy making, for public health and for planning and financing health care.
"I think now there's a need for the administrators to find a purchaser quickly and work with them to get a purchaser over the finishing line," said Guilfoyle.
For example, a purchaser could offer plans with differential cost-sharing where a patient could access a lower deductible, lower copayment, or lower coinsurance value if they offer proof of using decision and communication aids.
Buyers can also use mortgage brokers, who match buyers with lenders, shopping a purchaser's mortgage for the best deal.
The strength of the Sandro Romans line lies in its ability to provide the purchaser with an unexpected yet refreshing product.
Mr. Brav explained that title insurance provides a purchaser of real property -- and, usually, the purchaser's mortgage lender -- with protection against any of the many problems that can be associated with the transfer of real estate.
Under that tax, fees accrued for the final purchaser with each transaction during a product's development.
