"dollar discount" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reduction in the cost of something. For example, "The store is offering a ten-dollar discount on all sweaters this week."
Other than the university, the city's main street, Highway 641, is a mélange of fast-food restaurants, auto parts stores and dollar discount stores.
Spring Valley Village Hall sits in a drab strip mall along with Angel Nails, the Family Dollar discount store, the Caribbean Village restaurant and other modest businesses in this Rockland County village, which has a mix of Hasidic and other Orthodox Jews, Latinos and blacks.
He did not mean the demographic particulars — a smattering of arty establishments among the bodegas, chop shops and dollar discount stores, with blue-collar Latino blocks flanking one side of the avenue and Hasidic enclaves on the other — so much as the hectic, patchwork ambience of work and idleness, affluence and hardship.
Lehman claims Barclays got a multi-billion dollar discount when Barclays bought its North American brokerage business and some real state assets.
Save money by shopping at dollar, discount, and secondhand stores.
Buy an inflatable one at a dollar, discount or party store.
Admission: 10 lira, $8.20 at1.244 lira to the dollar; discounts available.
A basic ticket will cost 29.50 Singapore dollars per person, about $20 at 1.48 Singapore dollars to the U.S. dollar (discounts are available).
Wynn also forced Okada to leave the company and to sell back his stake at an eight-hundred-million-dollar discount.
To get a forty-dollar discount coupon, you had to request one, wait about a month for the coupon to arrive, and then redeem it within ninety days or it would be useless.
Madelin said: "If Verizon were seeking a billion-dollar discount from the agreed $4.8bn takeover [as a result of the last breach], then logically a breach twice the size should shave off a further $2bn.
