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"premium of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing an additional amount of money paid for something, such as an insurance policy or higher quality product. Example: "I was willing to pay a higher premium for the organic produce at the grocery store."
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But a premium, of sorts, could be in the offing.
The result is a risk premium of 5.3%.
It carries a premium of around $40,000 a year.
Safeco had a 2007 direct written premium of $5.9 billion.
That would be a premium of 32percentt.
The bid represented a premium of 35percentt over Anheuser-Busch's share price and a premium of 18percentt over its previous all-time high.
The current annual premium of $460 has not been increased since 1995.
Investors seem to be slapping a "iSlate premium" of some $25 billion on Apple's stock value.
Add in the price premium of diesel fuel and the costs grow quickly.
Mr Anastasiou pays a premium of about 5% for halal meat.
That represents a premium of 37 percent to NYSE Euronext's closing stock price on Wednesday.
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