The phrase "adding a premium to prices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to pricing strategies, marketing, or economics when discussing the practice of increasing prices to reflect added value or costs.
Example: "The company is considering adding a premium to prices to enhance its brand image and cover rising production costs."
Alternatives: "increasing prices" or "marking up prices."
It is not a given that pools — indoors or out — add a premium to prices, said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal company Miller Samuel.
Developers and city staff members believed the amenities created by including LID and CSD features would add a premium to home prices.
"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.
While they offer a white glove experience and the instant gratification of being able to take your kicks home that day, often the prices add a premium to the existing premium.
The car represents a gigantic improvement over its predecessor, finally adding a premium sheen to the premium price it already commands over rapid minicars such as the Ford Fiesta ST and Fiat 500 Abarth.
While I didn't take apart the case it's clear that the R&D and engineering that went into this – plus the fact that it was made entirely in Brooklyn – add a premium price to what is essentially a solid webcam and some Class 1 lasers.
H.D.R. is a newer feature on 4K television sets that generally adds a premium of 20 to 30percenttothethe price, according to Paul Gagnon, an IHS analyst.
A reservation market computes the expected spot demand for some time in the future and adds a premium for uncertainty to arrive at a reservation price.
She said concerns about supply were adding a "risk premium" to the price of oil, which she estimated would be about $30 a barrel, based solely on demand.
Are you hankerin' for some hot 4G action, but a little worried that the new tech could add a premium on top of the handset price?
"There are 50 studies showing that speculation adds an incredible premium to the price of oil, but somehow that hasn't seeped into the conventional wisdom," Greenberger said.
