"acceptable prices" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe prices that are considered reasonable, fair, or suitable for a specific product or service. Example: "The company offers a wide range of high-quality products at acceptable prices, making them a popular choice among consumers."
In June last year, nine of the biggest TV manufacturers declared a truce and agreed on mutually acceptable prices.
So the business model's success must depend, to a large measure, on subscription, and striking keen but acceptable prices.
Or are deficits, and a reasonable level of debt, acceptable prices to pay for taking steps like cutting taxes that will help the economy in the long run?
A job may be technically offshorable, but if there is no supply of foreign labour available to do the work at acceptable prices then it doesn't matter.
The collapse of the sale, however, is likely to raise concern among investors that the government will also struggle to attract acceptable prices for other assets earmarked for privatization.
The S.& P acted a day after a $1.6 billion cash-management fund run by the Sentinel Management Group halted redemptions because it could not sell its assets at what it considered acceptable prices.
The system will automatically reject any offer below the seller's acceptable price and automatically accept any that falls within the seller's range.
The highest rental rate a CSP can accept for a special resource type is called the acceptable price.
The highest price a CSP can accept for a special resource type is called the acceptable price, as it is well known that the acceptable price is different for a task that needs to be completed one second later or one hour later.
So AstraZeneca hinting at acceptable price (c. £59) is moot.
And even if these interests are really so broad, are they deliverable at an acceptable price?
