The phrase "a precise cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific and exact amount of money required for a particular item or service.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to determine a precise cost for the materials involved."
Alternatives: "an exact price" or "a specific amount".
Mr. Weinstein said the agency could not yet provide a precise cost figure, but placed the damage in the tens of millions of dollars.
FOR David Densberger, who last week hauled canned tuna from New Orleans to Chicago in his 18-wheeler and then took a load of fresh vegetables on the much shorter hop across Wisconsin to St . Paul the building energy crisis has a precise cost: the extra $300 that he now spends each week on diesel fuel.
Mr Hamilton has commissioned this report after a recent meeting of the Stormont finance committee at which members complained about the lack of a precise cost for the impact of welfare reform.
The perspective of the health-care payer is recommended in the Belgian pharmaco-economic guidelines [ 11] and allows a precise cost data analysis based on patient invoices.
The Markov model used in this study, based on actual lung cancer management practices in France, yielded a precise cost analysis of the different management phases of lung cancer patients, and an assessment of the likely impact of future advances that are essential for the effective management of chronic diseases such as lung cancer.
Much of the specific capacity strengthening in these partnerships was done on the back of research funding and it is therefore hard to put a precise cost-estimate to it.
Once the two Senate bills are combined, the completed legislative language will let the Congressional Budget Office develop a more precise cost estimate of the legislation.
In order to provide a more precise costing approach, to be used during the design phase, in this paper an analytical-generative cost estimation procedure for shell and tube heat exchangers is developed, based on detailed geometrical features and manufacturing processes of the equipment.
In this study, Bulnesia sarmienti aqueous extract (BSAE) was evaluated for the growth-promoting activity of different strains of Lactobacillus acidophilus, and a simple, precise, cost-effective high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method was developed and validated for the determination of active prebiotic ingredients in the extract.
Besides secular trends, selection of the cases may have had an effect on the precise cost per patient ratio.
We combined the 2008 2010 MEPS files to estimate the average cost per event, except that for less common conditions or cost categories we combined the 2006 2010 MEPS files to obtain a larger sample and thereby produce more precise cost estimates.
