'sold at premium' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a product or service that is being sold for a higher price than normal. For example, "The limited-edition sneakers were sold at premium, with a hefty price tag of $300."
Buying stocks that traditionally have sold at premium prices could draw criticism.
What has made the restaurant so popular is its commitment to serving only the finest local products, notably the poultry of Bresse — succulent free-range birds sold at premium prices.
A big challenge for Xerox is to counter the image it had developed as a vendor of highly sophisticated products that sold at premium prices and were often loaded with more accessories and functions than many customers wanted.
IGD's research has found that whereas purchases are plunging for organic foods (seen as a personal indulgence for rich consumers), they are holding firm on fair-trade and locally sourced products (also sold at premium prices but seen more as a way to do good to others).
Thomas Longford, a banker at UBS, which has been involved in sales of stakes in the Mozambique discoveries, said on Wednesday at the Oil and Money Conference in London that all of the gas was likely to be sold at premium oil-indexed prices.
On the one hand, you have a company that approaches the market in a tightly integrated fashion, combining hardware, software and services in a proprietary way, encapsulating them in a very small number of high end devices sold at premium prices.
But they are, by most accounts, little if any better than those of rivals, while selling at premium prices.
Items from its famous leads are culled for the Web site, where they sell at premium prices.
The producers chose a theater with an unusually large number of orchestra seats, many of which they can sell at premium prices that top out at $300 apiece.
On the demand side, the carmaker sells at premium prices to the world's fastest-growing big economy and to simply its biggest.
Nestlé of Switzerland has 1.8%.The foreign-owned brands typically sell at premium prices of around 16-18 yuan for a single-serving bottle.
