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Discover Ludwig"priced against" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate comparison between two or more items. For example, "The new product was priced against the competitors in the market."
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It's well priced against its rivals, too.
We're competitively priced against the independant operators in the market".
There, it is priced against lighter oil and generally commands a lower price.
The analysis suggested economic feasibility of the system when priced against soybean oil, a common biodiesel feedstock.
Since the North American market for airliners generated high-volume production, unit costs remained low, and they became highly competitive when priced against European transports.
On purchasing-power parities, which indicate long-run sustainable rates, it is now fairly priced against the dollar and some 15% undervalued against the euro.
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American also has an industry reputation for aggressive fare pricing against emerging competitors.
It's priced competitively against diesel rivals, too.
We can only price it against other assets.
Prices against average income – compares house prices against median incomes in each city, rebased to 100 at the selected date.
The researchers checked online and in-store prices against each other, finding no significant divergences.
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