The phrase "advertised cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the price that is publicly promoted or displayed for a product or service.
Example: "The advertised cost of the new smartphone is $999, but there are often discounts available."
Alternatives: "stated price" or "promotional price".
The total can be almost triple the advertised cost of a fund.
With a price tag that could double the advertised cost of $30 billion, this energy bill is not only programmatically flawed but also fiscally irresponsible.
*Price refers to the advertised cost of downloading the application from the application store; additional costs are not included.
In March, Tesla agreed to a demand from Germany's fair competition watchdog Wettbewerbszentrale that it stop including future fuel savings in the advertised cost of a Model 3.
We find that in the Stackelberg game, the leader can improve its utility by influencing followers' decisions using its advertised cost function and the number of followers accepted in the network.
In this paper, we investigate a Stackelberg competition with the primary user as leader and find that in the Stackelberg game, the leader can improve its utility by influencing the follower's decision using its advertised cost function and the number of followers accepted into the network.
This plan's advertised price cost is $10.00 and yet the actual costs to the customer are $32.00, hiding a whopping 220% above this advertised price.
"Advertised costs may not reflect the range of services included in the price," says BMI Healthcare's hospital managing director Elaine Young.
The advertised costs of some of the DICOM viewing applications are misleading.
It doesn't remove the made up fees or make them part of the cost of the advertised price.
And there is nothing about fixing the communications bills, the deceptive advertising, the 'made up' fees that we detailed on our mark up of a Time Warner Triple Play bill, where the advertised price of $89.99 actually cost $190.77 after the second year -- an increase of 112% above the advertised price.
