The phrase "a reimbursable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an expense or cost that can be reimbursed or compensated.
Example: "The travel expenses incurred during the business trip are considered a reimbursable cost."
Alternatives: "an eligible expense" or "a refundable amount".
Kathleen Sebelius, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, repeated assurances from the Obama administration that any new health plan would not include abortion as a reimbursable procedure, just as the Medicaid statute does not reimburse abortions now.
When used, it shall be on a reimbursable basis, unless non-reimbursable care is authorized by this part or reimbursement is waived by the Under Secretary of Defense (Personnel & Readiness) (USD(P&R)) or the Secretaries of the Military Departments when they are the approving authority.
Car rental insurance is not a reimbursable expense.
Any such custody and use of Federal personal property shall be on a reimbursable basis.
The GSA developed login.gov and makes it available for other agencies to use on a reimbursable basis.
One way would be for the governor to push to make the cost of a charter school a reimbursable expense, like the cost for school buses or construction.
If a traveler is taking a trip reimbursable jointly by the University and another entity or entities, the University will reimburse for its share of the actual fare necessary for University business and the traveler is responsible for seeking reimbursement for expenses payable by others.
Anthem, UnitedHealthcare and some regional plans have taken a leadership position by publicly announcing their plans to make telehealth into a covered benefit and a valid, reimbursable method of care delivery.
Therefore, a new aspect of our research question is that the threshold may be regarded as probabilistic and that a probability distribution of a maximum reimbursable price can be derived.
Such an evaluation must deliver evidence to establish an appropriate reimbursable price, given a drug's additional benefit or reduced harm.
It is unclear however, if such a restriction would apply to either private or commercial entities that wish to repackage the source data and distribute it on either a cost reimbursable basis or for only a nominal processing fee (without infringing on, for example, a FAO original copyright), or such entities wishing to translate the data into a different format.
