The phrase 'discount price' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a price that is lower than usual. For example, "This store is offering a 10% discount price on all items."
Men look for a specific product at a discount price.
Chelsea view that as an opportunity to sign Guarin at a discount price.
This can be offsest by Egypt buying power from Ethiopia at a discount price.
Many guidebooks do not yet feature the hotel, which is well worth the (discount) price.
Individual tickets cost £50 and tables for 10 get a discount price of £475.
Will fans paying $5 accept the discount view for the discount price?
So make that a naked furry friend at the discount price.
"One person is losing their home, and another person is trying to get a new home at a discount price".
Posters of sacked former manager Jose Mourinho are still on sale at Stamford Bridge... at the discount price of £1.
Customer could prepay for 1 hour, 3 hours, 4 hours, 8hours, and even 12 hours with certain discount price.
Then, he said, when he tried to buy another apartment for himself at the discount price, he was turned down.
