"pricing regime" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the system or method used to determine prices for goods or services. Example: "The new company implemented a new pricing regime that focused on competitive pricing to attract more customers."
Explanations for this pricing regime where 32GB of Flash memory costs nothing welcomed.
A new eight-year pricing regime introduced last year, by the regulator Ofgem, has been condemned as too lenient.
The City has welcomed the possibility of a deal after the EU introduced a new sugar pricing regime last year which put pressure on the business.
It has agreed to maintain a pricing regime with no more than CPI indexed adjustments for the use of current port facilities.
But the very suggestion of a change also brought an angry reaction from Senator Christine Milne, who helped negotiate the carbon pricing regime.
We will know if our view is right later this year (Ofcom consultation document) because the regulator's new pricing regime must be in place by April 2017.
Were America to adopt a carbon pricing regime--either a carbon tax or cap-and-trade--who would see the most significant increase in financial burden, owners of dogs or SUVs?
A new study* by Bain, a consultant, argues that the existing pricing regimes are bad for everyone, including patients.
Measures to shake up the telecoms and broadcasting industries last month prompted América Móvil, the monopolistic telecoms firm owned by Carlos Slim, the world's richest man, to announce it will divest assets to avoid antitrust pricing regimes.
Government pricing regimes mean that prescription drugs cost far less in Europe than in America, where a growing proportion of new drugs are developed presumably because Americans are willing to bear the lion's share of development costs.
Today, Mr. Abraham said, "High prices may be pleasing to producers in the short term, but in the long term, volatile pricing regimes of this kind are destabilizing and harmful to all participants".
