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Discover LudwigThe phrase "discount applied" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that a discount has been applied to a purchase or transaction. Here is an example: "I purchased a new laptop today and was pleasantly surprised to see 'discount applied' on my receipt, saving me $100 on the total price."
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The segregation discount applied.
The conglomerate discount applied to energy integration is becoming clearer.
The discount applied by the judge was appropriate, bringing the award down to £50,000.
For one, his firm determines the discount applied to shares in a privately held business.
By the same token, the large discount applied to Mr. Ullman's second attempt is probably overdone.
David Cameron's starter homes are normal homes, with a 20 per cent discount applied to them.
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Discount applies to the current paperback editions.
The Amtrak Student Advantage discount applies to most national trains.
(The discount applies to week-long Easter breaks completed by 11 April).
First, assume the discount applies solely to the low-margin good.
A three-night break costs from £261 with Hotel Connect; a 5% discount applies to online bookings.
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