The phrase "allowed price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific price is permitted or authorized, often in financial or contractual discussions.
Example: "The allowed price for this service is set at $100, and any charges above that will require prior approval."
Alternatives: "permitted price" or "authorized price".
A world would have been opened up, brilliantly prospected, and the release from plot might have allowed Price to expand the emotional range of his characters.
Airline lobbyists have grumbled there is "too much" competition in the nation's skies since the deregulation of air travel in 1978, which allowed price competition and a host of new entrants into the market.
Severin Borenstein of the University of California Energy Institute adds that because the allowed price depends on the cost of generation at the least efficient plant, generators will have a clear incentive to produce inefficiently: "I predict we will find some plants we never heard of before that are suddenly operating again, and they will be pretty inefficient".
If they'd allowed prices to stay high, US production would have continued to grow rapidly.
No subsequent sale has yet reached much more than $10,000 a square foot, but brokers and appraisers say they believe the benchmark has allowed prices to soar higher.
Facing winter shortages, the government cut exports to Chile.Mr Kirchner has now allowed prices for large consumers to rise to international market levels.
This, it says, has allowed prices to shoot upwards and slashed capacity margins, which are "so tight that National Grid's emergency power deals have become the norm".
" The Norwegian Pharmaceutical Product Compendium " contains maximum allowed prices for drugs sold in Norway.
This allows price rises due only to higher quality to be knocked out of the index.
"I don't see how not allowing price competition preserves competition".
Most retailers allow price adjustments for no more than two weeks after the purchase.
