The phrase "arranged prices" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to prices that have been agreed upon and set in advance. For example, "The company offers arranged prices for customers who order in bulk."
Mr. Messier said the blame for much of Vivendi's weakness lay with arbitragers who sought to push down the stock so as to force Vivendi to pay out even more shares for Seagram to meet the arranged price.
When you are sure this is the right home for your kittens arrange: prices, drop off, vet check ups, visiting.
Many stores arrange price tags to encourage you to buy more, but not all require it.
The unusual wine list is arranged by price and includes an exceptional selection of hard-to-find bottles.
At a time when the typical furniture store featured rows of product arranged by price, he and his wife Laurie pioneered the concept of selling room settings of coordinated home furnishings.
The site has not yet attracted the range of options listed on Craigslist, which is far more established, but less expensive properties stand out because the offerings are arranged by price.
But industry experts point out that consumers can arrange capped prices without paying extra for the service.
They arrange lower prices to promote prescriptions of favored drugs, including lower-cost generics, and they collect small transaction fees for processing hundreds of millions of payments Medco has pledged to push Merck drugs for the next five years, a move that Wall Street analysts said could be risky.
That's likely due to Apple arranging better prices from suppliers, something CEO Tim Cook alluded to during yesterday's Goldman Sachs investor conference keynote speech.
One was for a gaming company and both offerings matched the prices arranged before Facebook's debut.
He went on to claim that Brooks arranged to fix prices through Lord Camoys Lord Camoys, after he joined the Sotheby's board in 1994.
