The phrase "deregulated market" is correct and usable in written English.
Example: After the deregulation of the energy market, companies had to compete to offer the most attractive prices to their customers.
"He is looking for patches to clean up an unsuccessfully deregulated market".
But some experts warn that fiddling with a partly deregulated market can have unintended consequences.
The purchase has given ING a branch network to sell insurance, another newly deregulated market.
Analysts have cited a variety of reasons investors might be wary of Indosat -- including high debt, employee resistance to privatization and heightened competition in a newly deregulated market.
In those cases, Enron forecast when the states would deregulate those markets and then projected what prices would be under the currently nonexistent deregulated market.
And the company won the right to pass its power costs through to consumers, becoming the only utility in the country that managed to shift the risks of a newly deregulated market onto ratepayers from the start.
Not only do officials hope to avert blackouts with the generators, but they also hope to hold down the price of electricity on hot summer afternoons, when high demand pushes up power rates in the newly deregulated market.
Mr. Wagner urged the public officials and companies involved to reach an agreement on how much California and other states in the Western grid should have paid for power over the last year, when California's partly deregulated market broke down.
In fact, the revisions substantially reduce the risk of market instability and may well permit a Obamacare-like market and a substantially deregulated market to coexist.
Although the company is stuck between old-world regulation and a new-world deregulated market, Bryson, 57, is getting new-world compensation.
