The phrase 'price criterion' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a criterion by which something is evaluated or judged based on its cost. For example: "When it comes to choosing a new car, cost is my primary price criterion."
The retailers and industrial suppliers have responded with products that meet the price criteria while maintaining their profits.
A fair price amendment to a corporate charter generally requires supermajority approval for certain business combinations and sets minimum price criteria for mergers.
Therefore, in this study in addition to purchase price, criteria such as efficiency (according to the CLSC criteria), defective, and delivery delay rates are of great importance in supplier selection and order allocation.
In more traditional contractor procurement non-price criteria are often assessed on the basis of past performance, and most research has dealt with the selection phase.
Nicolas Petrovic, Eurostar's chief executive, said Thursday in London that the decision to award the contract to Siemens was based on "technical, commercial and pricing criteria".
Manager Jim Oberweis, who is also editor of the Oberweis Report newsletter, relies on a team of four analysts in Hong Kong and China to ferret out stocks that meet his growth-at-a-reasonable-price criteria.
The price sensitivity criterion was predicted using the variables perceived risk, personal innovativeness, satisfaction and the intention to use.
First, it no longer seems that Russell and Price's criterion that is reminiscent of the method of doubt is a very good method for determining what one is acquainted with, for there will be some objects of acquaintance that are susceptible to some degree of doubt.
The information provided in these comparisons of school and states should be used to decide which school not only supports your academic and price tag criteria, it should also be used to determine which school is the most generous with their financial aid.
Hence, to respond correctly, test takers need subject-specific teaching knowledge and only little subject-matter knowledge because additional information has been provided in the item description (e.g., specifying price as decision criterion rather than simply a quantitative criterion).
