The phrase "a cost for creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expenses associated with the process of making or developing something.
Example: "The company needs to evaluate a cost for creating the new software application before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "an expense for producing" or "a charge for developing".
Developers expressed concern about the potential for greater cost for creating alternative subdivisions which also discourages their use.
NORTH-SOUTH: The Obama administration should be creating a cost for failure to implement the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.
Here, we describe a procedure for creating a cost effective and reliable method for the absolute quantification of several exon-skipping variants of human excitatory amino acid transporter-2 (EAAT2).
Thus, in this paper, we investigate the process of ND seeding as a means for creating lower-cost biosensors while leveraging benefits of the UV-alkene chemistry of diamond surfaces.
The cost of supplies for creating a strain of engineered virus for an experiment can be less than $1,000, and it can be done on a laboratory countertop that's three feet long.
Whole gene synthesis is rapidly becoming a powerful and cost effective technology for creating novel proteins and improving protein expression.
This approach offers a more cost-effective method for creating 3D nano-sized objects, the team reports tomorrow in Science, which could help, for example, make the next generation of mobile electronics more affordable.
Such a cost will create a strong disadvantage for the population with a greater percentage (αsex) of sexual reproduction, thus it will be outcompeted by the other population in every environment condition.
Note that any solution with negative reduced costs is sufficient for creating a new variable, which might improve the current solution.
Cost factors were identified and a cost surface was created for each factor, standardized, weighed and aggregated.
