The phrase "as a markup" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, documentation, or coding where you refer to an additional charge or annotation.
Example: "The final price includes a 10% increase as a markup for handling fees."
Alternatives: "as an additional charge" or "as an extra fee".
In 1975 and 1976, he worked as a "markup man" in the New York composing room of Pandick Press, a financial printer.
The paper describes the proposed architecture: a Data Model for reusable control code, implemented as a markup language, the design of the repositories and the design of the Service Manager that, making use of web services, provides reuse of software components.
The remainder is spent on such items as audio equipment, insurance and repairs, or lands in the dealer's hands as a markup on resale.
A regulatory policy that sets a price as a markup above marginal costs yields to the socially optimal price and quality if the regulator had full information about the market and its behavior [34].
It must be populated by domain knowledge expressed in a formal semantics—a computing syntax such as a markup language that allows all entities declared into the ontology to be precisely defined and their interrelationships given strict parameters with the goal of enabling realistic biological models.
Basic and Premium Shops let you set your own price as a markup over the base price CafePress sets for each item, while CafePress sets the sale price for items you sell in a CafePress shop.
"But it is also a way of saying, 'We're not going to stick you with eight bucks.' " He emphasized that for as much of a markup as a restaurant can take on a bottle of water, it can take an even higher one on juice or soda.
"There's definitely a markup as soon as you say marijuana" to many landlords, said longtime L.A. dispensary operator Oliver Summers, who has been in the industry since 2005.
But the committee is now weighing whether to break out NSF in a separate bill, with a markup possibly as early as next month.
As senators work on a markup, Franken said the most disagreement has come on the role of states and that of the federal government in running education systems.
With careful study, Tommy had figured out that the company's costing system had made it blind to its own operations: It allocated factory overhead to products as a percentage markup over direct labor costs, and corporate overhead as a percentage of sales.
