The phrase "advance in price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in the cost of goods or services.
Example: "Due to increased demand, we are seeing an advance in price for our products."
Alternatives: "increase in price" or "rise in price".
Stocks of Colonial goods are represented as moderate, and both Sugar and Coffee had advanced in price.
Despite these advances in price analyses and comparisons, to the best knowledge of the authors, all price comparisons available in English or German are, with one exemption, limited to out-patient medicine prices.
"They buy energy in advance to lock in prices and claim it helps ensure consumers don't get clobbered by massive price hikes.
Tickets, which must be bought in advance, vary in price based on the meal's complexity.
Conceptual advances in pricing options and other complex financial products, along with improvements in computer and telecommunications technologies, have significantly lowered the costs of, and expanded the opportunities for, hedging risks that were not readily deflected in earlier decades.
This article synthesizes recent advances in pricing and promotions findings as they pertain to enhanced targeting, new price and promotion models, and improved effectiveness.
The temporary advances in prices for Chinese stocks and property, the direct result of diverting Beijing's stimulus money into unproductive uses, are bound to scar the economy next year.
Historically, such a rise is a prelude to solid new advance in the price of the metal itself.
So far the rewards of patience on these four have been spotty: since the end of March, Xtra and Gtech Holding have advanced briskly in price, while the other two have gone nowhere.
Commodities producers advanced on a rise in prices, with mining giant Rio Tinto jumping 12.2%, to 74.36 Australian dollars ($50.98), and its would-be suitor, BHP Billiton, increasing by 10.65%, to 29.31 Australian dollars ($20.09).
