The phrase "balanced price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing strategies that aim to provide fair value to both buyers and sellers.
Example: "The company has set a balanced price for its products to ensure competitiveness while maintaining quality."
Alternatives: "fair price" or "equitable price."
DECIDING whether to drive, fly or take the train, travelers have always balanced price, schedule and comfort, but now most are also thinking about security.
A "balanced price" that reflects water scarcity and provides an incentive for farmers to conserve water and use it more efficiently could be the best choice.
However, because aspects of society make this impossible, it is recommended that a balanced price reflecting the scarcity of water be imposed to provide an incentive to conserve water.
When purchasing paper, we aim to balance price, quality, security of delivery, carbon emissions and sustainable paper sourcing.
"This really is a question of balancing price discounts, losses and prices with what is in the best interest of the community".
"Their budgets are not so robust that they can simply spend their way out of trouble; some are walking a monetary policy tightrope, balancing price pressures and these new dangers".
Car experts say that the battle among cars.com, eBay, AutoTrader.com, autobytel.com, carmax.com and others for listings hinges on whose business model best suits dealers' advertising needs, as well as the buyers' ability to balance price with confidence in the transaction.
The package that seemed to balance price, functionality, and performance came from Nissan, with its new all-electric Leaf.
31 Taxation of less healthy foods and subsidies for healthier foods would also be an evidence-based intervention to balance price differences.
Farmers who agreed to limit production would receive "parity" payments to balance prices between farm and nonfarm products, based on prewar income levels.
Mike Williams, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, worries that if BT simply became a retailer, it would be unable to balance pricing pressure with ability to manage its costs, and would get squeezed.In this section History or bunk?
