"discount pricing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when referring to a product or service that is offered at a reduced price. For example, "We offer discount pricing on all of our products for our loyal customers."
Southwest, known for its discount pricing and regarded as a savior two years ago, no longer seems as significant a competitive threat to higher pricing.
"What customers are saying is they find the warehouse format, the six-bottle minimum and the discount pricing structure difficult and intimidating.
Alain Ducasse, the French chef and restaurateur who has never been known for discount pricing, has a roast chicken on the menu of his Manhattan restaurant Benoit.
According to the DoJ, the publishers decided they needed to act collectively, to force Amazon to abandon its discount pricing model.
Hugo Boss uses the same models from its ads so its marketing is consistent, for instance, while Lacoste "won't have any discount pricing on the Web, never, never, ever," said Eric Bascle, director of strategic projects and e-commerce.
The Results: With her new discount pricing layer and flavors, Ms. Liu won meetings with distributors and buyers for the likes of Target, Giant Eagle (a grocery chain with 223 stores in the eastern United States), and ShopRite.
Additionally, many supermarkets began to offer clothing at discount prices.
"We would welcome healthy competition for food at discount prices".
"You can blame Amazon.fr; you can blame competition among publishers forced to discount prices.
Chelsea view that as an opportunity to sign Guarin at a discount price.
Not surprisingly, discount prices usually translate into shoddy work.
