The phrase "a cost for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific expense or charge that is associated with a particular action or outcome.
Example: "The project incurred a cost for which we were not prepared, leading to budget overruns."
Alternatives: "an expense for which" or "a charge for which".
For most of them, an investment in digital health records looks like a cost for which they are not reimbursed.
This drawback was that governments tacitly accepted that trade liberalisation was a cost for which countries needed to be compensated the idea being that enlightened governments, wise to this fib, would use it to the tactical advantage of liberalisation.
That opinion seemed to be shared by my 19th-century guidebook, which noted that the Liechtensteins had built one elaborate folly minaret with eight spacious halls on its ground floor and a lofty viewing platform at "a cost for which twenty Turkish villages might have been furnished with good mosques".
The use of multiple spot beams in modern broadband satellites has increased during the last few years in an effort to serve higher throughput demands with a scalable cost, for which frequency reuse among users is required [1].
Although this may be an economically efficient way of handling major projects, a variable construction cost is not acceptable to lenders because of the risk of a cost overrun for which there may not be sufficient funding, or which adds so much to the costs that the project cannot operate economically.
Perhaps most importantly, this reviewed focussed on in-vitro measures of fitness cost, for which a considerable amount is known.
Details given for each study are: the species studied (Species), whether a cost was found or not (Costs?: traits for which a cost was detected are bolded), whether the lines used in the experiment where selected before, and if so the object of the selection (Selection), how the animal's immunity was challenged (Challenge) and finally what were the environmental conditions tested (Environment).
However, history has shown us that it comes with a cost, which for the Williams sisters meant enduring years of microaggressive and systemic racism for daring to be the best in a traditionally white space.
WHEN the nature of the firm was decoded by Ronald Coase in 1937, he identified the idea of "transaction costs"—for which earned a Nobel Prize in Economics in 1991.
Paracetamol is cheaper than pads but there is still a cost involved, which for many students from low-income families is unmanageable".
In addition, a weighted cost function for which weights would depend on the condition number of each matrix can be considered.
