The phrase "a small cost for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the price or expense associated with a particular benefit or service.
Example: "Investing in this software comes with a small cost for the significant improvements it offers in productivity."
Alternatives: "a minor expense for" or "a little price for".
It optimizes greatly picocell performance, with improvements of more than 50% at a small cost for femtocell users (15%).
Although there are a number of clinics in New York City offering free or reduced-cost dental care, getting preventive dental care nonetheless requires that low-income families search out these clinics and pay sometimes a small cost for this care.
Van Hollen and his Democratic colleagues in the House are proposing a 0.1percenttaxax on Wall Street trades of stocks and derivatives -- not enough to significantly change the economics of any particular deal, but enough to create a small cost for purely speculative activity.
It's a small cost for the hope and opportunity it brings".
These initiatives usually take the form of relocation programs in which households are allocated completely new, prebuilt dwellings at a small cost or for free.
Kenya also boasts the M-PESA financial transfer system, which allows money to be transferred through mobile phones, at a small cost, without the need for bank accounts.
It generates a gain of 45% for the combined macro and pico edge users at a very small cost for the cell centre lower than 4%.
In a heterogeneous network (HetNet) deployment, it generates a gain of 45% for the combined macro and pico edge users at a very small cost for the cell centre lower than 4% when compared with standard resource allocation.
Players can train units and structures that attack air units for a small cost.
Taylor said: "For a small cost it gets rid of this issue.
"The value of reliability, convenience and accessibility to an enormous catalogue of songs for a small cost now trumps illegally downloading a song free," he said.
