The phrase "price rates" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the cost or cost per unit of a product or service. You can use it when discussing pricing or costs in a sentence. Example: "Our company offers competitive price rates for our services, making us a top choice for customers."
Police charge that while Artemis had officially engaged the women as "self-employed" sex workers, they were in fact regular employees with set work hours, price rates and instructions to perform specific sexual acts.
Other measures outlined by the CMA on Thursday included the introduction of a price cap for four million customers on pre-payment meters, as well as removing a tariff cap that restricts suppliers to offering four price rates.
Indeed, "The Mole," which has only been about half as strong in the ratings, has been charging a higher average price for its commercials, an executive familiar with both shows' price rates said.
Harbud is lucky that Cambridgeshire council has brokered a deal with local train operators so that 16- to 18-year-olds can travel all across the county's rail network at half price rates.
The literature review shows that most DR schemes suffer from an externality problem that involves the effect of high-level customer consumption on the price rates of other customers, especially during peak period.
Instead, the company charged regular pricing, yet paid the drivers at Surge Price rates, likely slashing margins into losses.
The core price rate, which excludes food and energy costs, fell one-tenth of 1percentt.
Parity, in economics, equality in price, rate of exchange, purchasing power, or wages.
The core producer price rate, which excludes food and energy prices, rose 0.7percentt in January, the steepest increase since 1.0percentt in December 1998, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
On New Year's Eve, the Surge Price rate was 6.25x.
So these could be starting points: a flat 1Gb price rate, no matter what.
