"sort of price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express an approximate or inexact value or cost. For example, "This book costs around a sort of price of $20."
That sort of price differential must put many people off.But at least prices are stable.
And what sort of price would that somebody have to come up with?
At that sort of price, RSA would probably be obliged to surrender.
Opinions differ on the reasons for these sort of price discrepancies.
"The right sort of price freeze," according to Treasury chief secretary Danny Alexander.
"The evidence is this sort of price point is important globally," he said.
Next in line is Britain, where prices are 33% overvalued.To judge the fair value of homes, the OECD uses the ratio of prices to rents, which is a sort of price-earnings ratio for housing.
The result is a sort of price-to-earnings ratio for deal makers.
The enterprise multiple, a sort of price-to-earnings ratio for dealmakers, is calculated by dividing enterprise value (market value plus net debt) by operating income (earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation).
The ratio of prices to rents is a sort of price/earnings ratio for the housing market.
The ratio of house prices to rents is a sort of price/earnings ratio for property.
