The phrase "a highly cost effective" is not correct as it is missing a hyphen and should be "a highly cost-effective" in written English.
You can use it when describing something that provides good value for the money spent, particularly in business or financial contexts.
Example: "Our new software solution is a highly cost-effective option for small businesses looking to streamline their operations."
Alternatives: "very economical" or "extremely budget-friendly".
Tightening caps provides a highly cost effective way of meeting the higher target.
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Advertising on Facebook is a highly cost effective way for charities of all sizes to get their campaigns and messages to a wide audience, and banning them would have major implications for charities and the people they support.
This study suggests that TXA is a highly cost effective intervention in three very different settings.
[1]-[3] CR has also been shown to be a highly cost effective form of secondary prevention.
IPTi delivered alongside the EPI is a highly cost effective intervention against clinical malaria with a range of drugs in a range of malaria transmission settings.
Based on the results of this cost-effectiveness analysis, PCV13 is a highly cost-effective intervention for Ghana, with an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of $313.34 per DALY averted.
Obviously, according to the WHO's definition for cost-effectiveness [ 24], rotavirus immunization is a highly cost-effective intervention even assuming various breastfeeding promotion interventions.
Furthermore, based on the WHO's criteria for cost-effectiveness in universal vaccination, our results confirm that rotavirus vaccination would be a highly cost-effective public health intervention for Indonesia even under various breastfeeding promotion interventions [ 24].
After accounting for the effects on productivity, disc herniation surgery was found to be a highly cost-effective surgery and may yield net societal savings if the benefits of outpatient and inpatient surgery persist beyond 6 and 12 years, respectively.
Toyota creates redundancy in a highly cost-effective manner.
