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The phrase "are priced higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the prices of two or more items, indicating that one or more items have a greater price than another.
Example: "The new models are priced higher than the previous versions, reflecting their advanced features."
Alternatives: "cost more" or "have a higher price".
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It all depends on location and the size of the units, and homes are priced higher than apartments.
("I worked there when I was a kid," one native says, "and I promise there are things I stocked on shelves that haven't moved in 30 years"). Many items are priced higher than their duplicates over at Wal-Mart's.
Landes says there are fewer townhouses and condos for sale in Northern Virginia in the mid-range prices, compared with those that are priced higher or lower, which means that competition can be stiff.
And, as the goods themselves are priced higher than they are back in Europe, it's no wonder that there's such a roaring trade on the kilometre-long stretch of Tung Choi Street known as the Ladies Markett.
Meanwhile, premium add-ons like HBO and Cinemax are priced higher.
And some have speculated that LinkedIn's shares are priced higher than what the company is really worth.
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Does that mean their lives should be priced higher?
Naturally, that GMC will be priced higher than the Rendezvous.
In theory, it should therefore be priced higher.
These may be priced higher, at around $215.
Life is priced too high.
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