The phrase "advance pricing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, taxation, or business strategies where pricing is determined ahead of time.
Example: "The company implemented advance pricing strategies to ensure competitive rates in the market."
Alternatives: "preemptive pricing" or "proactive pricing".
The first is a spike in so-called "advance pricing agreements" (APAs).
These bonds, to be issued Monday, are expected to have yields of well over 15 percent, according to advance pricing.
A Bank may require that borrowers receiving advances made under CICA programs pass through the benefit of any price reduction from regular advance pricing to their borrowers.
King insisted he did not know what the Australian subsidiary would pay for the iPad, except that it was "an arm's-length price determined in accordance with a now-expired advance pricing agreement struck with the Australian Tax Office".
In this paper, we propose an advance pricing mechanism for cloud computing resources based on provision-point contracts, commonly used by deal-of-the-day websites such as Groupon.
Ireland made a special deal with Apple a transfer pricing ruling called an advance pricing agreement under which Apple's Irish affiliates paid far less than the 12.5% rack rate.
WEATHER AIDS ADVANCE Prices at Liverpool Rise to the Highest Level in Some Time -July Position Is a Feature.
(i) A Bank may establish a Discount Fund which the Bank may use to reduce the price of CIP or other advances made under CICA programs below the advance prices provided for by this part.
For example, in the flat market, an advance price of £0.0056 produces only a 1% increase in profit for the provider.
Since the capacity and frequency of scheduled services are fixed in advance, price is the main variable involved in short-term adjustments.
You simply purchase food and drink tickets in advance (price dependent on time and day), sit at your table at the allotted time and enjoy a set menu that changes every season.
