The phrase "a core cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing essential or fundamental expenses that are central to a business or project.
Example: "In our budget analysis, we identified a core cost that must be addressed to ensure financial stability."
Alternatives: "a fundamental expense" or "a primary cost".
"I am encouraged by the Wellcome Trust's continued commitment to expanded access and our shared recognition that its provision should be a core cost of the conduct of research," said Willetts.
There are some property costs for administrators, but the vast majority of work is done offsite and thus not included as a core cost component.
"Prime brokers are motivated to intentionally fail to deliver stocks, because this removes a core cost from their securities-lending business," the Novastar suit contends, "thus allowing them to earn more money through the charging of fees, commissions and/or interest through phantom securities transactions".
We're not getting the economies of scale that you would see in a larger jurisdiction because the core cost for these things is still the same, no matter if you're serving 30,000 or 30 million.
"The core cost of running a music business is ludicrous," Mr Davyd said.
At the core, cost of illness estimates represent a descriptive economic method [ 17] which is most often used to estimate the cost of a particular disease.
The dispute centers not on the core cost but on the so-called total cost of ownership over 15 years, including third-party software and hardware and support services.
"Thus far, the core cost and price data have been so benign that the Fed has been able to conduct a gradualist policy, hoping to change behavior through a slow cash flow squeeze on companies and individuals," said Ian Shepherdson, an economist at High Frequency Economics, a consulting firm in Valhalla, N.Y.
The CORE (cost optimization and resource efficiency) program we told you about previously is focused on delivering key operational savings through various initiatives.
An Inspiron 15 with a 15.6 inch widescreen and a T4400 chip would cost you about £450, while a Studio 15 with a Core i3 costs about £530.
According to the result of Swamy and Kumar [42], the integrality gap of the LP-relaxation of (CUT R ) is not greater than 8.55, if c is a metric, and core costs are M times more expensive than the assignment costs (M ≥ 1 ).
