The phrase "allowable price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to pricing, regulations, or policies where a specific price is permitted or acceptable.
Example: "The allowable price for this product is set at $50 to ensure compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "permissible price" or "acceptable price".
On the other hand, letting price fluctuate in the allowable price band allows for a firmer emissions cap.
It limits the maximum allowable price that can be charged to uninsured New Jersey residents with incomes up to 500 percent of the federal poverty level to what Medicare pays plus 15 percent, terms the governor's office had negotiated with New Jersey's hospital industry.
Each item is described in terms of three hard constraints: minimum and maximum electricity amount, and maximum allowable price. .
But because the price of any given service paid hospitals or doctors by a private insurer in New Jersey can vary by a factor of three or more across the state (see Chapter 6 of the commission's final report), the commission eventually recommended as a more practical approach to peg the maximum allowable prices charged uninsured state residents to what Medicare pays (see Chapter 11 of the report).
Last December, the town attorney reinterpreted the regulation to mean that allowable resale price increases are based on annual increases in the Consumer Price Index over the period of ownership.
*Note: AWP = average wholesaler price; FUL = Federal Upper Limit; MAC= maximum allowable cost.
§ 50.504 Allowable cost of drugs.
The profit-and-loss business model for a production unit was calculated for 2014 based on the three units in production, the allowable quota, and price paid by exporter ex producer.
The proposed load scheduling system encourages customers to manage their energy consumption within the allowable consumption allowance (CA) of the proposed DR pricing scheme to achieve lower energy bills.
Important figures in costing are the selling price and allowable costs.
And when it comes to loans issued with the backing of the Federal Housing Administration or Veterans Affairs, up to 6 percent of sales price is allowable, and is becoming a popular option, agents and brokers said.
