The phrase "assured price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to pricing agreements, contracts, or guarantees in business transactions.
Example: "The supplier offered us an assured price for the bulk order, ensuring that we wouldn't face any unexpected increases."
Alternatives: "guaranteed price" or "fixed price".
An important goal of the new regulation must be to assure price discovery functions well.
Weidmann's "separatist" view clearly stems from the German concept of highly independent central banking, assuring price stability rather than trying to target other problems and ensure macroeconomic stability, something he sees is as the job of primarily fiscal and financial policy.
Venezuela and Iran are pressing for production cuts to assure prices do not slip below $100/barrel.
Finally, Roy Jenkins, the British Home Secretary, assured the Prices that they could eventually be moved to Armagh prison, in Northern Ireland.
Because sales are assured and prices set, farmers produce too much low-quality tobacco, says Teh-Wei Hu of Berkeley School of Public Health in America.
When they bought, they were typically assured that prices would keep rising, making it easy to remortgage when this discount expired.
We need to replace for-profit private health insurance companies with an improved Medicare-for-all program in which drug availability can be assured and prices can be controlled.
The Fed is easing, an early U.S. income tax cut is assured, energy prices will stabilize or fall, excess inventory will soon be liquidated, and a Nasdaq rally from bargain levels will restore consumer confidence and spending.
The Fed is easing, an early tax cut is assured, energy prices will stabilize or fall, excess inventory will soon be liquidated, and a Nasdaq rally from bargain levels will restore consumer confidence and spending.
