"adopted price" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about the price of a product or service that has been officially decided or agreed upon by a group or organization. Example: "The company's adopted price for the new smartphone was lower than expected, leading to a surge in sales."
He downplayed the policy differences between them, arguing that "we have more common ground than disagreement," and adopted Price's theory that Trump could advance the House's agenda.
The company has adopted price rises as a strategy to sustain sales in the face of falling shipments.
By means of a Markov model Filson [31] simulates what happened if the U.S. adopted price controls like those in the rest of the world.
Adherents of the growth style of investing, who focus on companies with earnings momentum rather than undervalued stocks, have nonetheless eagerly adopted price targets as a way to justify their predictions.
In April, when the commission first adopted price limits, Massey pointed out flaws that FERC now seems poised to address.
The increases, which took effect Sunday, come less than a year after the resort adopted price hikes of up to 18%.
Because the end consumer encounters with the electricity retail market and restructuring has not been realized in this market, consumers face predetermined and adopted prices.
The economists don't advise adopting price caps indefinitely.
Article 6 of the FCTC urges the parties to adopt price and tax measures for all tobacco products.
"He wanted to adopt pricing policies to even out the hills and valleys and convince customers it was in their best interest to to have stable pricing.
And in 2003 it was advised to adopt price-level targeting by none other than Ben Bernanke, now the Fed's chairman.Beware self-fulfilling propheciesSome economists argue that central banks' determination to avoid deflation could have the opposite effect.
