The phrase "associated prices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to prices that are linked or related to a specific product, service, or context.
Example: "The associated prices for the various subscription plans can be found on our website."
Alternatives: "related prices" or "connected prices".
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Figure 2 Two mappings and associated prices (b)(c) of a virtual network (a).
The other is an econometric model capable of statistically predicting the evolution of the regional crops map, the crop yields and the associated prices, thus allowing for the determination of the regional gross product of crops.
This yields the amount of gas or associated energy demand per kilogram product, and multiplication by the associated prices (P i [$/kg i ] and P W [$/J]) yields the costs per kilogram product.
It noted that, although raw materials were unlikely to run out in the near future, there were fears about "interruptions to supply and associated price volatility from, for example, increasing demand, local regulatory action or geo-political issues".
Heavy Costs Employers, of course, are concerned about obesity in the workplace because of the associated price tag.
Better choices, from an electrical point of view, would undoubtedly have been Macor or alumina, but these come with the associated price increase and major difficulties in machining.
Moving from private, particularistic reasons to truly public reasons may then often have an associated price, i.e., shifting from profound (private) reasons to shallow (public) reasons.
We consider a class of problems in which an algorithm seeks to compute a function f over a set of n inputs, where each input has an associated price.
Using corn as an example of feedstock crops, spatial market equilibrium is utilized to model the relationship between corn supply and demand, and the associated price variations in local grain markets.
Thus, the constant,, presents the adjusted average per pack price before using any price minimisation strategies, and the coefficient, reflects the price reduction associated with price-related discounts directly from the industry.
