"subsidized price" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a price that has been reduced or supported by a subsidy. Example: The government's new program offers low-income families access to healthcare services at a subsidized price.
The lease does not include a sixth-floor rehearsal space that the Ohio previously had rented to companies at a heavily subsidized price.
Ukraine's heavy dependence on foreign energy sources also strained the economy, particularly because Russia, Ukraine's main supplier, moved to raise the previously subsidized price of fossil fuels to world levels.
In Saudi Arabia, fear of riots led the government to threaten to detain or confiscate the businesses of bakers and store owners who sell flour above the government-set subsidized price.
If it sells it in the country, then it can only get the lower, dramatically subsidized price.
One of the unique features of the US mobile market in the past was a relative price-insensitivity of consumers to devices since they typically didn't pay for their devices or paid a highly subsidized price.
In a move that is both altogether unexpected and entirely predictable, Amazon is announcing this morning that it will bringing the same on-screen ad subsidized price cut its been offering on its own Kindle products to third party devices.
Another set up stores in barrios that carry basic foodstuffs and medicines at highly subsidized prices.
Both Ford Motor Company and Delta Airlines recently announced plans to give their employees personal computers and Internet connections at highly subsidized prices.
His father talked Prime Minister Shastri into supporting a major new program to sell the hybrid seeds, fertilizers and pesticides at heavily subsidized prices.
New customers put a strain on profit margins, because when they sign up for service, they usually buy telephones at heavily subsidized prices.
Weaning India off Iranian oil is particularly difficult now, as supplies are tight, prices are high and India's government is eager to cut subsidized prices its citizens pay for petroleum products.
