The phrase "price valid only" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain price is only in effect under certain conditions and for a limited time. For example, "This special price of $15 is valid only until December 31, 2020."
But that price is valid only if the costly flock of trumpeter swans — the song calls for seven swans a-swimming — are struck from the gift list, which is compiled every year by PNC Wealth Management in Pittsburgh as an amusing way to track the annual cost of living.
Instead, Chen Mang, a manager at a musical instrument exporter, said his company now quoted dollar prices that were valid only for two or three months.
When airlines announce sales, the prices are sometimes valid only for travel on certain days -- often, Tuesday or Wednesday -- so you can increase your chances of catching a sale by researching midweek prices.
The London underground is divided into six travel zones, with tickets priced differently and valid only within specific zones and certain times.
Big wage increases would destroy the president's prized price accords, since they remain valid only as long as business costs do not increase.
Another important source of uncertainty not sufficiently covered by our models of price diffusion is that the lower toll on imported ethanol is valid only 1 year ahead (and can be renewed only after a new application).
The flow field of Price (and therefore the force acting on the hemisphere) is valid only for creeping flow (i.e. very low particle Reynolds number).
Price valid until May 30.
They would be valid only for solo entrepreneurs.
High pressure sales tactics such as "This price is only valid until I walk out of that door, you have to sign this right now... ...... are a very bad sign.
