"midrange price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that falls within a certain range of prices or costs, but is not the highest or lowest option available. For example, "This laptop model has a midrange price, but it still offers an excellent combination of features."
"Now we're trading up to the midrange price category," said Dewesh Srivastava, the company's advertising manager for the United States.
They were designed with the aid of a Broadway costume designer, Stev Taylor, for $60 to $70 each, Mr. Napolitan said -- a midrange price for high-end waiterwear.
Luxury property can now top 70,000 Hong Kong dollars, or about $9,000, per square foot, and 10,000 dollars per square foot — considered a luxury rate not all that long ago — is now the midrange price.
LOS ANGELES — For the past several years, conventional wisdom in the Swiss watch business has held that the midrange price segment, which encompasses watches that retail between $500 and $5,000, is being squeezed out of the market, along with the disappearing middle class.
The majority (40,626) of the hotel rooms were in the midrange price while the second-largest group (20,527) was upscale.
They deliver flagship designs and features at a midrange price and throw in a X Factor thanks to their dual selfie cameras.
Yet the growth has been affected by the economic climate, with those charging midrange prices reporting the greatest effect.
FUTURE-TIME Adidas presents a new line of sleek forward-looking clothes at midrange prices, invigorating slumpy SoHo in the process.
Their kitchens are run by well-established chefs, and their midrange prices and high quality compare favorably to those of independent restaurants.
In its prime in the 1990's, Marks & Spencer offered a combination of good-quality, if conservative, clothing at midrange prices, and was the staple of shoppers buying knitwear, undergarments and other basics.
SLVR 108 Wooster Street (between Prince and Spring Streets); (212) 941-6580 FUTURE-TIME Adidas presents a new line of sleek forward-looking clothes at midrange prices, invigorating slumpy SoHo in the process.
