at a reasonable price vs at a decent price

Both phrases, 'at a reasonable price' and 'at a decent price,' are correct and are commonly used in English. They're interchangeable and express the idea of something being sold at a fair cost.

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at a reasonable price

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that something is being sold at a fair and affordable cost.

Examples:

You can find good quality products at a reasonable price in that store.
The hotel offers comfortable accommodations at a reasonable price.
I bought the car at a reasonable price considering its features.
She decided to purchase the dress because it was offered at a reasonable price.
The restaurant serves delicious food at a reasonable price.

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Reliable transport at a reasonable price.
I want the best for Europe's travellers, an excellent service at a reasonable price.
Well, Truly sells a quality product at a reasonable price.
Pigs feed a crowd at a reasonable price.
It is frequently difficult for temporary residents to obtain local insurance cover at a reasonable price.
Europe's economic success depends very much on securing a reliable supply of energy at a reasonable price.
We need high quality at a reasonable price.
The first objective for regulating communications is to ensure that end-users can enjoy the widest choice of services at a reasonable price and with user-friendly access.
The Commission maintains that it has fulfilled its legal obligations and acted in accordance with the principles of sound financial management, requiring high-quality courses at a reasonable price.
At the same time, it will be increasingly challenging for Members States to ensure a constant supply of crude oil at a reasonable price.
It would have significantly reduced the bank's ability to attract private players to invest in Citadele at a reasonable price.
He's agreed to sell back his stake in the Hawks, at a reasonable price.
It draws attention to food security and the supply of high quality products at a reasonable price.
The simplification of standards and of checking mechanisms is essential for farmers, who must ensure the food supply for 500 million people at a reasonable price.
SESAR will mean safer and more efficient transport than is offered under current air traffic control systems, and at a reasonable price.
National regulatory authorities should also be able to make price guides available, in particular where the market has not provided them free of charge or at a reasonable price.
free of charge or at a reasonable price
We are seeking the same thing: ensuring supply at a reasonable price and in an environmentally friendly way.
It is highly efficient, a daily service to all sectors of the community in all parts of the country at a reasonable price.
The current situation regarding groundhandling does not meet the requirements of the single market, and does not allow airlines to obtain an adequate service at a reasonable price.

Alternatives:

at a fair price
at an affordable price
at a good price
at a competitive price
at a moderate price

at a decent price

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that something is being sold at a fair and reasonable cost.