The phrase "more reasonable prices" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to suggest that prices should be lower. For example: "If the store offered more reasonable prices, more people would buy their products."
"If they can bid this work out next year, they'll get better quality work at more reasonable prices," she said.
Such efforts range from specialist heart hospitals, which get better outcomes at more reasonable prices than local general hospitals, to retail clinics at Wal-Mart stores.
Despite being surrounded by wealthy enclaves like Princeton, Pennington and Lawrenceville, Hopewell Borough has managed to hold on to more reasonable prices.
"Had this capacity been made available to the market at more reasonable prices, even prices far above production cost, those extreme prices would not have occurred".
Round the corner, Food for Friends (Prince Albert St) is another vegetarian place, with more reasonable prices and good, well-crafted food.
Yet as residents of Cobble Hill might tell you, there is a world of difference in their neighborhood's tranquil streets, renowned restaurants and (slightly) more reasonable prices.
Many analysts consider eight times earnings a more reasonable price.
Strong companies may be able to issue corporate debt at a more reasonable price, but that market remains fragile.
A more reasonable price might have been closer to $5 a barrel, which means Brasilia is gaining at the expense of Petrobras shareholders.
All were considered stars at one time, and each could be helpful to another team — at a more reasonable price, of course.
At John Rosselli Antiques, he found a William-and-Mary-style chinoiserie chest with timeless style and a more reasonable price ($6,000).
