"regulate prices" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to control or adjust the level of prices. One could use this phrase in a sentence like: "The government should implement measures to regulate prices and prevent inflation."
You know, this idea about allowing groups to regulate prices is controversial.
For example, Maryland has for decades enjoyed a Medicare waiver, which allows it to regulate prices.
Or they could regulate prices, but that is also anathema to conservatives.
Some of these monopolies control the distribution of products like cloves or plywood by acting as intermediaries to regulate prices.
They are the people who inform the better business bureau, regulate prices, write letters to senators, etc. in order that the rest of us don't have to.
He could not have been speaking of such limitations, for in England they did not exist; and Parliament was accustomed to regulate prices of commodities of all kinds.
From the beginning, the air carriers pushed for a scheme of regulation to control entry and regulate price competition in the air transportation market.
Nina Oding, an economist at the city's Leontief Centre, criticised "clumsy efforts by the state somehow to regulate price formation".
CSMBS applied fee for service for OP, but Comptroller General Department had limited capacity to regulate price and quantity of service provided.
Mr. Csiszar said in an interview that he personally favored permitting market forces to determine most insurance prices, but that more than a dozen state regulators remained committed to regulating prices.
Medicare has regulated prices for decades.
