The phrase "abnormal cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or accounting contexts to refer to costs that deviate from the norm or expected levels.
Example: "The company incurred an abnormal cost due to unexpected repairs on the production line."
Alternatives: "unusual expense" or "irregular cost".
"With the abnormal costs to our business now largely behind us, we are confident that our underlying business model, debt reduction plan and strategic priorities, will return Essendon to a position of strength in the coming years".
The exact form of the legal instrument varies in detail; it is possibly drawn up in the greatest detail by U.S. firms because of the complexities of their system of selling: e.g., by mail order, subscription, and similar means, in which the publisher must incur abnormal costs in order to secure the business.
In the real world, abnormal costs and profits would have altered the result.
How much does this abnormal clipper cost?
Leakage during normal operation leads to abnormal operating costs or degradation of the process system.
Without more such actions from governments and the central bank to reassure financial markets, Ms. Lagarde said, "countries like Italy and Spain, that are fundamentally able to repay their debts, could potentially be forced into a solvency crisis by abnormal financing costs".
These AAs were associated with increased age, cardiac history, abnormal ECG, increased cost, increased length of hospital stay, and time of epidural catheter removal.
We measured the manipulation of business transactions by estimating abnormal cash flows, abnormal production costs, and abnormal discretionary expenses and found that the PSCORE was associated with all of these earnings management practices.
Adjusted total medical costs were estimated using the generalized linear model with gamma distribution and log-link transformation to account for the abnormal distribution of costs.
Abnormal operating conditions (faults) cost process industry billons of dollars per year and can be prevented if they are predicted and controlled in advance.
It's not abnormal for cocktails to cost $20£1111), a bowl of pasta $25£1414) and a tickets to a concert or festival over $200£11010) – and rent is so high that most young people live at home until their mid to late twenties.
