The part of the sentence 'in conjunction with the price' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate that two or more things are being considered together. For example, "We considered the quality of the product in conjunction with the price before making our decision."
For example, James O'Shaughnessy, whose study of four decades-plus of stock returns is one of the most in-depth of its kind, found that looking at relative strength in conjunction with the price-to-sales ratio was a great way to find strong growth stocks.
1 3 In Italy, the Italian Medicines Agency (AIFA Agenzia Italiana del Farmaco) conducts health technology assessments, evaluating the clinical benefits of new products and, in conjunction with the Pricing and Reimbursement Committee (CPR Comitato Prezzi e Reimborso), judges cost-effectiveness.
These can be used in conjunction with the ticket price to find just the right itinerary.
"With us, not only do we know who's buying the product, we know when they are buying the product, what they're buying it in conjunction with, and the pricing".
To overcome the lack of volume information, information on prices and proxy estimates of price-cost mark-ups were used in conjunction with the general Ramsey formula to calculate the responsiveness of demand to product price.
But with oil prices rising at an increasingly rapid rate over the last few months in conjunction with the housing market slump and credit squeeze, many economists now wonder whether oil prices could tip the economy into a recession.
Last year brought the Touareg, a respectable sport utility with an inscrutable name (and a price that can top $50,000), developed in conjunction with the Porsche Cayenne.
In conjunction with the screenings, the museum is offering a listening series featuring radio broadcasts of Ms. Price's performances.
Or how the ferry would work in conjunction with the newly launched NYC Ferry, which doesn't take MetroCards, but still costs the same price as a single ride: $2.75.
