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Discover Ludwig"contracted price" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to the agreed upon price of a product or service in a contract. For example: - The contractor's invoice reflected the contracted price for the construction project. - The store's advertised price was lower than the contracted price for the product. - The client was satisfied with the contracted price for the marketing services provided by the agency.
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I was offered the same accommodation at £200, then £252 – still way beyond the contracted price.
Without local knowledge we can easily come across an appraisal issue that simply means the lender won't make the loan for the contracted price because they don't see the value in the contracted price.
Fifteen said they did not want their house at the contracted price unless the clubhouse is built.
They then use a variety of carrots and sticks to make sure their hospitals buy those brands at the contracted price.
Because the business is extremely competitive, homeowners can sometimes negotiate with a supplier for a lower rate if market prices drop below the contracted price.
If you get cold feet at the end of your lease term and decide the unit is no longer worth the contracted price, you walk away with nothing.
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These may be based, for example, on producer sales records or contracted prices with a wholesaler.
Capping billed charges at 125percentt of contracted prices would keep hospitals from exploiting their E.R. advantage.
Contracted prices were submitted by health insurers.
As the 10 largest insurers submitted approximately 95% of their contracted prices, we estimate to have about 75% of all contract prices in our database.
a IVIg hospital cost $70.22 shown above is based on hospital contracted prices paid to manufacturers.
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