The phrase "per unit price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing the cost of an item based on the individual unit instead of a flat rate or total cost of multiple units. For example, "The per unit price for these shoes is $50."
Then, I spent some time on Amazon's site and recorded the per unit price for each of these items.
Consequently, the per unit price of the F-35 comes down.
This lowers the per unit price and makes this solution more appealing for mass markets, while still being reconfigurable and having high degree of flexibility.
While the per unit price they're aiming for is the "low thousands" — so the microdrone can be "widely used and in effect almost thrown away" — though it remains to see if they can keep costs down.
While the per unit price they're aiming for is the "low thousands" — so the microdrone can be "widely used and in effect almost thrown away" — though it remains to see if they can keep costs down.
In our view, this growing international footprint of the F-35 not only helps Lockheed offset the weak defense spending environment at home, but also saves many millions for the U.S. government in its procurement of this jet since a larger international order book lowers the per unit price of the jet.
The company has asked the military to rework the battery contract, hoping for a higher per-unit price since volume was lower than anticipated.
Injection moulds commonly produce millions of like results; Protomold specializes in smaller runs, and can make dozens to thousands of castings at a reasonable per-unit price.
Each subsequent tier charges a higher per-unit price for additional consumption, and is designed to discourage households from using water for non-essential things like watering lawns and filling swimming pools.
Players do not report a full valuation function but only a two-dimensional bid signal: the maximum quantity that they want and the per-unit price they are willing to pay.
In my work with companies on their pricing strategies, I've noticed that virtually all managers price according to the mantra of "the more you buy, the lower the per-unit price". "Why?" I always ask.
