"pricing purposes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to circumstances related to how items are priced. For example, "We will need to consider a few different factors for pricing purposes."
Many British-based private medical insurers offer generic plans but divide the world into zones (such as worldwide including the US, worldwide excluding the US, and Europe) for pricing purposes.
Crandall had an early advantage because American and other airlines had massive computer-reservation systems at the time, which they could exploit for pricing purposes.
The dosage mentioned in Table 1 seems to reflect the tapentadol IR dose for pricing purposes.
I have never skied it; but a friend of mine – a senior manager in the UK ski business – rates Romania highly, describing the main resort of Poiana Brasov as "a reasonably priced purpose-built resort with modern lifts set in a beautiful bowl", adding that "the standard of skiing tuition is extremely high".
In particular, policy measures are the specific means/actions by which policies are implemented (e.g. lower bus fares, road pricing) for purposes of transport/land use planning.
2392, related to adjusted base price for purposes of windfall profit tax on domestic crude oil.
On the Commodity Exchange and the New York Mercantile Exchange, where oil futures are traded, exchange officials combined Monday's incomplete trading day with yesterday's session for price-quoting purposes.
If there has been no sale or transfer at the time the mortgagee's share of net appreciated value becomes payable, the sales price for purposes of this section shall be determined by means of an appraisal conducted in accordance with procedures approved by the Secretary and provided for in the mortgage.
"We fear that this information can be exploited for direct marketing and price-discrimination purposes, and that basic privacy principles are being neglected".
Future negotiations should consider these issues and allow the usage of these instruments for price stabilization purposes.
However, a potential problem with the non-availability of export subsidies was raised in both the Indian and Indonesian case studies where countries operate stock-holding schemes for price stabilization purposes.
