The phrase "added a premium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in cost or value, often in the context of pricing or financial transactions.
Example: "The company added a premium to the final price to account for the additional features included in the product."
Alternatives: "included an extra charge" or "imposed a surcharge".
Analysts have typically computed target prices for incubators by tallying the value of the holdings -- for the private companies, they estimated the public value -- and added a premium for good management and for synergies between the holdings.
In August voice-to-text service Jott moved out of beta and added a premium feature for $4/month.
Kaodim said it plans to invest the capital on marketing, developing its product — it added a premium service last year — and expanding into "under-served markets".
The Israeli company behind the application has now also added a premium version dubbed KIDO'Z PLUS, enabling parents to unlock more features (statistics, advanced security settings, etc).
"It's worth something for sure". The home is priced for the local market, said Sullivan, and while they haven't added a premium to the price for its Amazon-related history buyer interest has been strong so they have implemented a deadline for offers of this Monday, February 18 at 8 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
Kaodim said it plans to invest the capital on marketing, developing its product — it added a premium service last year — and expanding into "under-served markets". Right now, it is present in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Johor Bahru) the Philippines Manila, Singapore and Indonesia Jakartarta).
While Pongalo is launching initially as a free, ad-supported service, it will later this year add a premium option.
Hulu, a video joint venture between major TV networks, is adding a premium subscription option to its free, ad-based service.
Soon, it'll add a premium tier with more tips.
If time is of the essence, then you should add a premium for your extra costs.
Employers may not always see a specialist MBA as adding a premium to the qualification.
