"price revisions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to changes made to the cost of a product, service, or item. Example: The company announced their annual price revisions, increasing the cost of their products by 10%.
But Ford said that excluding the price revision, Visteon's profits would have risen $63 million.
UBS analyst Annabel Samimy cited a number of recent negative decisions by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration against a backdrop of "general market malaise" as the main reasons for the price revision.
Price revision requires accurate cost information.
In the remaining cases, PAS did not envisage scheduled price revision (in UK drug list prices are notified by manufacturers to the MoH) or any other final decision making with respect to these drugs.
In other words, while CED always leads to a scheduled reassessment of the drug's (cost-) effectiveness, price revision and to regular reimbursement status, P4P is set to pay only for patients who achieve a pre-specified response to a drug.
While access to the drugs varied across the UK and remained the lowest among peer countries [ 42], the evidence on the drugs' efficacy that was gathered from a cohort of over 5,500 patients did not reduce uncertainty surrounding the ICER to a level that would allow price revision [ 43].
While scheduled price revision was assumed at the launch of these P4P schemes, they had not been designed to answer uncertainty about (cost-) effectiveness of the drugs and it is unlikely that the registry data had the sufficient quality to provide more robust estimates than those available at drugs' launch.
Bank said he based his downward price target revision largely on non-operating issues, such as added options expense and updated balance sheet data.
