The phrase "a costed analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts where a detailed examination of costs associated with a project or decision is being discussed.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to conduct a costed analysis to understand the financial implications."
Alternatives: "a cost analysis" or "a financial analysis".
She heads the Beckley Foundation, a thinktank that exists to change drugs policy and which will this week publish a 143-page costed analysis of what would happen if cannabis were licensed and regulated in England and Wales.
This support can be acquired by developing with them a costed HIV strategy that will include cost reductions (technical efficiency) and outcome improvements (allocative efficiency), efficiency measures that will justify the investment in such strategy.
10.47am: "This is a costed manifesto, based on real redistribution," Lucas explains.
The document also calls for each health authority to produce a costed strategy for improving wards and centres.
Turning on Labour, Cameron said Miliband had almost nothing to suggest in terms of a costed, credible alternative.
Labor has not promised bipartisan support to a "lowball" target but has also not yet outlined a costed policy to reach a long-term climate goal.
Labor has not announced a costed or detailed policy but has said it will reintroduce an emissions trading scheme and aim for 50% renewable energy by 2030.
Britain's department of international development is not perfect, the 0.7% share is an arbitrary target not a costed programme, and aid alone will never end Syria's misery, for instance.
But also what makes doctors competent has to be supplemented by what makes them caring: it is not just a matter of providing items of service against a contract, a costed menu.
As I've set out previously, this can and must include a costed plan to match Macmillan's success in building 100,000 new social homes a year, which can be done with no greater up-front capital costs than the housing investment when I was Labour's housing minister in our last year of government.
