The phrase "achieved price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, sales, or negotiations to indicate a price that has been successfully reached or obtained.
Example: "After extensive negotiations, we finally settled on the achieved price for the property."
Alternatives: "final price" or "settled price".
David Cumming, its head of UK equities, just said that "We are supportive of the management's decision, although the achieved price is slightly light of our stated target".
(Harman also has a consumer audio business and a division that makes sound systems for stadiums and auditoriums). But because the high end had little room for growth or margin improvement, Paliwal sought new opportunities in emerging markets, where India's Maruti Suzuki and other manufacturers had achieved price points that would have been unimaginable in the developed world.
Furthermore, countries with boards had achieved price stability, respectable economic growth and balanced government budgets.
"What we have seen is some newly achieved price points in the city," she says.
Farmers' profits are a function of the crop rotation scheduling and the achieved prices.
Primary price collection of the official hospital list prices and the actually achieved prices for 12 active ingredients as of the end of September 2009 in five general hospitals in Austria and analysis of the 15 most commonly used presentations.
However, the actually achieved prices by hospitals are not published by the hospitals whereas the official prices applied in the out-patient sector are publicly available following the provisions for publication of the Transparency Directive [ 27].
Inflation targeting has thus helped achieve price stability without penalising economic growth.Why?
Since the brief monetarist heyday of the early 1980s attempts to achieve price stability by controlling money have been abandoned.
Failing that, he should seek his removal, pointing out that, independent though the bank may be, Mr Hayami has failed in his duty to achieve price stability.
Its bond-buying has succeeded in sparking some inflation, yet its goal of achieving price rises of 2% a year by around April 2015 remains a distant possibility.
