The phrase "a better cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing prices or expenses, suggesting that one option is more favorable than another in terms of cost.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we found that switching suppliers would result in a better cost for our materials."
Alternatives: "a more favorable price" or "a lower expense".
"They are going to have a better cost structure soon," said Lukas Daalder, an analyst with Bank Oyens & van Eeghen in Amsterdam.
A new 80 K prototype study has been undertaken in collaboration with the vacuum industry to obtain a better cost efficiency on a ten standard CMP series.
The results show that hub-and-spoke has the potential to deliver a better cost performance provided the handling costs in the hub can be kept within limits.
A better cost estimate may be available in early 2013, when the final design nears completion, though the administration hopes to begin construction long before that, in January 2012, if Congress allows it.
Mr. Higgins advises entrepreneurs to ask for financing only when they can demonstrate a transformational new technology, a new distribution method, or a better cost structure that cannot easily be copied.
In addition, there is a cost of between £70 million and £300 million from people who deliberately travel to the UK to get free NHS treatment – so-called 'health tourists' – which could be significantly reduced through a better cost recovery system and deterring abuse.
An appropriate atomizer enables centrifugal granulation to become a better cost-effective process for particle production.
Appraisal of the whole situation with reference to Indian scenario is attempted so that a better cost-effective strategies for waste management be evolved in future.
Fuels cells were described in concept as far back as 1839, but when it came to designing products, other power sources -- from batteries to internal combustion engines to steam turbines -- always seemed to have a better cost-benefit mix.
If insurers are willing to throw down tens of thousands of dollars for a mother's mental health, we can think of some alternatives that might have a better cost-benefit ratio: Six months paid leave.
Income trend estimates should account for declines in household size fewer mouths to feed for a given income and they should use a better cost-of-living adjustment.
