The phrase "a consideration of cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of evaluating expenses in decision-making processes.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to conduct a consideration of cost to ensure it fits within our budget."
Alternatives: "an evaluation of expenses" or "a cost assessment".
A consideration of cost-effectiveness is also important.
Due to differences between costs and other consequences, a consideration of costs presents special challenges [ 2, 8]. Figure 1 shows four steps that are necessary to identify and incorporate evidence about resource use and costs when considering policy and programme options.
Edmund J. McMahon, director of the Empire Center for New York State Policy at the Manhattan Institute, which advocates for lower spending, said the issue reinforced the idea that Albany has a penchant to strike deals with politically influential unions without a consideration of the cost.
SDWA explicitly requires a consideration of the cost of compliance to state, local, and other water systems when setting safety standards.
Women with a priority consideration of cost were less likely to self-sample for HPV than those with a priority consideration of clinical site/time.
The selected assays effected a balanced consideration of cost, robustness and performance, and all assays were performed at the study sites.
Another challenge in thinking about regulation is that any meaningful analysis has to go beyond merely toting up the costs and benefits to a consideration of how those costs and benefits are distributed.
A person's need for a particular type or level of service cannot be decided in a vacuum from which all considerations of cost have been expelled".
In principle, health technology assessment allows a consideration of all the costs and benefits of innovative drugs in a wide range of indications and patient subgroups.
The ongoing effects of incentivising or supporting interventions need to be balanced with a consideration of the opportunity costs for such incentives.
