The phrase "article price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the cost or price of a specific item or product, often in contexts like shopping or inventory management.
Example: "The article price for the new smartphone is listed at $999."
Alternatives: "item price" or "product cost".
In an article, Price replied, acidly, "I often wonder who would speak for me had my circumstances in Brixton prison reached their expected conclusion.
"Alabama never investigated the Sports Illustrated article," Price's lawyer, Stephen Heninger, said by phone last week from his office in Birmingham, Ala.
At least that's the figure USA Today came up with in its recent article, "Price Tag for the American Dream".
In the case of the article "Price Tag of Bernie Sanders's Proposals: $18 Trillion," this accusation is a better fit for the Wall Street Journal that published it.
As shown in this article, price effects at this intermediate level do not include externalities since the insurer has to bear the entire health care costs of enrollees.
Conversely, we have been unable to detect externally exposed HASPB on intracellular amastigotes within the macrophage parasitophorous vacuole, despite expression of this protein at increased level in this life cycle stage (this article; Price et al., 2003).
That leaves Britain's climate policy in a mess Source: Alamy Article: Pricing carbon: Floored The government announced a return to housebuilding.
9 13 In this article, pricing policy consequently refers to the use of taxation to influence health-related behaviour.
In her article "The Price of Freedom" (March 5), Nina Munk claims that my numbers on free agents are flawed.
In the August 10 & 17, 2009, issue of the magazine, the article "The Price of the Ticket," by John Seabrook, incorrectly stated the number… Jorge Colombo sketches a couple posing for a wedding portrait, using Brushes, an application for the iPhone.
A chart in Business Day on Tuesday with an article about price increases by Toyota misstated the period for figures showing manufacturers' average discount per vehicle and the percentage of the suggested retail prices represented by those discounts.
