The phrase "an increased price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rise in the cost of a product or service.
Example: "Due to rising production costs, we have to implement an increased price for our products starting next month."
Alternatives: "a higher price" or "an elevated price."
This new offer reflects what the delayed payment will cost her, such as an increased price, less service, or more client responsibility.
Pantry Pride also indicated that it would consider buying less than 90%, and at an increased price, if Revlon removed the impeding Rights.
Sainsbury's is close to taking control of Home Retail Group after agreeing an increased price of £1.3bn for the owner of Argos.
You're already wondering why tickets sold out in 30 seconds, and now you're being told you can buy them from the same source at an increased price.
The organizers — who were not students — said they were forced to charge a last-minute fee to cover costs mandated by the university, including an increased price to rent the space and to cover security to manage the protests.
Besides, in 1998 the National Commission on Small Farms found that "the setting of prices under near-monopoly conditions allows the major processors and retailers of agricultural products to capture an increased price spread, bankrupting farmers".If all else fails, there is always the possibility of some sort of supply shock this year.
"There is no doubt that we are paying an increasing price, and an increasing financial price as well," Mr. Sharansky said in an interview.
Putin likes to cast himself as a man of order, but his policies have brought more chaos, and Europe is set to pay an increasing price.
The city is facing an increasing price-tagup 67percenttoto $195 millionfor the replacement parks it has promised.
It adds that US government figures warn of a hugely increased price tag for the F35 planes.
And a slowing economy could have increased price sensitivity to the benefit of local competitors.
