The phrase "a cost sharing" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "cost sharing" without the article "a."
Example: "The project will involve cost sharing between the two organizations to ensure equitable distribution of expenses."
Alternatives: "cost contribution" or "expense sharing."
Ecel says the unit management committee is considering initiating a cost sharing system, where patients would be charged a certain amount to help towards the cost of waters supplies.
They also investigated the cooperative game and used a cost sharing contract to coordinate the channel.
As such, those entities using "distributed generation" that is based close to where the power is consumed are trying to work out a cost sharing arrangement with utilities.
Secondly, that HESLB provides loans on a cost sharing basis and requires loan beneficiaries to repay after they have graduated makes it a true case of public private partnership.
By this, students enrolled in degree offering private and public higher learning institutions and who have been means tested by the board receive loans to cover for their fees and stipend on a cost sharing basis.
Using a cost sharing system, the participants paid for any medications needed, while the demographic surveillance project paid the transportation cost for the health personnel.
Katzenberg brought studios and exhibitors together to craft a cost- sharing solution to pay for digital 3-D-enabled projectors.
The authors advocate increases in monitoring, reporting, and filing requirements for water use, and propose a cost-sharing mechanism to finance them.
It's possible that Marchetti qualifies for a cost-sharing subsidy, but he's trying to reach his new insurance plan to figure out the discrepancy.
Like other television reporters who accompanied President Bush on his first foreign trip last week, JOHN KING, the senior White House correspondent for CNN, used an NBC camera crew for his live reports under a cost-sharing arrangement.
For example, CalPERS, the large retirement program for California state employees, piloted a cost-sharing methodology called reference-based pricing.
