The phrase "a uniform cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consistent or fixed price for a product or service across different instances or locations.
Example: "The company implemented a pricing strategy that ensures a uniform cost for all customers, regardless of their location."
Alternatives: "a consistent price" or "a fixed cost".
Secondly, in order to get more accurate subspace, we establish a uniform cost function that exploits these matrices.
The approach was designed to assign one channel for each opportunistic user under the primary users by using a uniform cost function to select the best available channel (and for its neighbors alike).
[1] I did a little quick-and-dirty spreadsheeting: I took the current average benefit, applied a uniform cost of living increase (one which was probably too generous), found the total ten-year cost per recipient, and then divided $350 billion by the result.
Categories establish a uniform cost of each category and a maximum price for reimbursement.
In the present study, a uniform cost was attributed to all sea cells, while land cells harboured an "infinite" cost.
In order to illustrate the importance of including implementation cost, we ran the model with the cost indicator fully implemented and with that indicator set at a uniform cost for all the subwatersheds.
A uniform cost-matrix for every calculated case has to be generated according to the cost-matrix in Figure 3. Cost-centers are allocated to the cost-center groups.
This manual describes a uniform costing methodology, which makes it easier to interpret and compare studies.
In the Netherlands a "Standardisation of costs; a manual for costing in economic evaluations" [ 52] was issued to eliminate some of the price differences between studies and to give guidelines for a uniform costing methodology.
We design the first pruning algorithm by combining branch-and-bound with a breadth-first search and a greedy-search; the second pruning algorithm combines branch-and-bound with a uniform-cost search.
An academy school in London had introduced a new uniform costing £225 – more than double the £99 price of the old one, forcing 70 families to take out loans.
