The phrase "a single cost with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific expense associated with a particular item or service.
Example: "The project will incur a single cost with the purchase of the necessary equipment."
Alternatives: "one cost associated with" or "a sole expense for".
Peripheral vascular disease was modelled as the occurrence of an amputation and had a single cost associated with the event and a subsequent annual maintenance cost.
However, in our study, the CP and lysine standard deviations were lower than, or similar to, those found in their study with a single cost minimization objective.
Problems found due to the multimodality nature of a generated single cost index are managed with Genetic Algorithms (GAs).
I called up the Man Lai Wah guest house, where a single with bath cost $45, just over half the cost of my room on the mainland.
01872 553 491, boutique-retreats.co.uk Good for Birdwatchers and wildlife lovers Sleeps 3 (one double, one single) Cost from £650 a week With sea otters nesting in the river beside it, and white-tailed sea eagles flying overhead, there is wildlife all around this Victorian stone cottage.
The total average cost amounted to 23,792 euro, with the main single cost driver the cost of a new recruitment, which accounted for 49.7% of the average total costs of this repatriation case equivalent to 11,825 euro.
My single cost $125 midweek (Monday to Thursday), $137.50 with tax.
And they're competing with them on every single cost item.
In these cases, we select a single BTP with the minimum cost cost X (T ) = ∑ i = 1 s ∑ x ∈ D i | x − a i | 2, where s = n − k, X is the VAF dataset and D i = { x ∈ X | arg min j |a j - x| = i } is the subset of elements of X that are closest to a i.
In fact, like many medications, Xgeva costs much more in the U.S. than in any other developed countries, with a single injection costing more than $2,000.
