The phrase "probable price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a potential cost or an estimated cost of something. For example: "The probable price of the car is $20,000."
Bruno Monteyne, an analyst at Bernstein Research, said the publicity around the spat was probably helpful to both Tesco and Unilever as it would help explain probable price rises to shoppers.
Probable price: more than $300.
The plan is to buy or build a "senior academy," at a probable price of $10 million, by 2003.
He pegs the probable price of the 2000 Le Pin, the highly prized Pomerol made in minuscule quantities, at $750 to $1,000 a bottle.
Two of them offer probable price gains better than double our investment hurdle rate, and another 15 meet that minimum.
In light of a probable price war among grocers this year, Citigroup is recommending that investors own two stocks: Winn-Dixie and Wal-Mart.
But it will be worth betting today, even at Best Mate's probable starting price of about 4-7.
The important thing, he said, was to avoid abandoning the treaty altogether, with the probable high price in Russian, European and Congressional good will.
In this case, the broker, Matt Slappey, concluded that given the size of the business and its probable selling price, a better strategy would be to sell the company through a controlled-auction process.
The market value is defined as the most probable selling price in a free and open market [ 16].
The word is out on the probable spec and pricing on the HP Slate, and HP is definitely aware of the iPad.
