The phrase "achieve a premium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to obtaining a higher quality, value, or price for a product or service.
Example: "By improving our marketing strategy, we hope to achieve a premium for our new product line."
Alternatives: "attain a premium" or "secure a premium."
"I started noticing Koreans replacing Caucasian models in the growing number of advertisements today, and Korean corporations now embrace Korean faces to advertise their products," says Hwang. "Through self-care and beauty-enhancing procedures, they now possess the ideal beauty that can provide profits and achieve a premium image of a brand for the upcoming global markets.
The groups generally achieve a premium of A$11 to A$22 per kg above the average market price.
According to supermarket chains, oranges and lemons from Italy (the main organic products) achieve a premium of up to 30percentt.
A recent study by the CoStar Group, a real estate information company in Washington, showed landlords could achieve an average premium on rents of 5 to 10 percent nationally if a building was certified as environmentally friendly.
You may have to pay a higher deductible for inpatient hospital stays to achieve a lower monthly premium, so weigh the costs with what you can afford.
"It illustrates the quality of our assets, which has enabled us to achieve a sale at a premium despite continuing difficult financial markets, and will allow the company to reduce its debt to the Bank of England," he said.
Reflecting the legitimacy tube sites have started to achieve, a tab for Vivid's premium content can be found on Youporn.
Certain films and filmmakers, however, have achieved an aesthetic premium by accepting the literariness of the original and then confronting this with the technology and methods of the cinema (The French Lieutenant's Woman, 1981; Adaptation, 2002).
In other words, premium pricing can only be achieved with a premium brand, in addition to providing high quality products and service, of course.
This occurs because early adopters achieve a cost advantage over other farmers, earning a premium for their innovation.
If a company can achieve an above-average return on its equity, it is worth a premium over its replacement value.
