The phrase "pretty high price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is more expensive than usual. For example, "This car has a pretty high price considering it's a used model."
I think that's a pretty high price to pay".
I think it could be a pretty high price".
"It was a pretty high price to pay," Jerry Bomar said.
That's what choosing to live alone is actually costing you- and it's a pretty high price for solitude.
Even if you're the victim in the situation, you pay a pretty high price when you end a marriage.
"Unlike them," Mr. Clinton said in the interview, referring to his Congressional critics, "I have apologized to the American people for what I did wrong, and most Americans think I paid a pretty high price.
OVTI has a pretty high price-earnings multiple of 42, but it's growing revenue at a stellar 40% pace sequentially and has great profits.
Google, Facebook, Yahoo, AOL and Twitter are just a few of the tech companies that opposed the bills, and they can certainly afford some pretty high priced lobbyists, too.
This could lead to a drop in demand, just as we've seen a drop in demand for record albums, and therefore a drop in prices for the classics we love today (though I have seen vintage record albums commanding some pretty high prices as sales increase by as much as 35percentt).
There was a pretty high-end price tag too, although two years on the laptop was still as shiny but with a slightly squeezed price.
But that's how things stand, with the $749 iPhone XR (and I grant you, that's a pretty high entry-level price) turning heads at its September launch.
