"decrease price" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to lower the cost of something. Example: The company decided to decrease the price of their products in order to attract more customers.
These "gag clauses" decrease price transparency and prevent hospitals from discussing the cost of medical devices with their own doctors, third-party financial benchmarking groups and even patients.
The important distinction between digital and nondigital attributes was introduced to the academic literature in R. Lal and M. Sarvary, "When and How Is the Internet Likely to Decrease Price Competition?," Marketing Science 18, no. 4 (November 1999): 485-503.
The SEC regulation could decrease price leaps but at the same time scare off a lot of profiteers.
The executives allege that their work adds value and they hope to do more to decrease prices.
Prior research suggests that authorized generic drugs increase competition and decrease prices, but little empirical evidence supports this conclusion.
"The preponderance of price increases over decreases indicates that the market power effects, which tend to increase prices, for the most part outweighed the efficiency effects, which tend to decrease prices," the report said.
Over time it has steadily reduced the ranks of its short-term contractors and pressured its suppliers to decrease prices.
But most importantly, it will decrease prices on most goods imported from Mexico.
Policies that decrease price-minimisation strategies will benefit public health.
Another factor in heroin's growing popularity is its increasing purity and decreasing price.
