The phrase "acceptability and cost of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the standards or criteria for something, along with its financial implications.
Example: "The acceptability and cost of the new software will be evaluated before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "feasibility and expense of" or "suitability and price of".
Further research is needed on the feasibility, acceptability, and cost of using alternative oils, such as sunflower oil.
This study will identify the risk, benefits and trade-offs in efficacy, safety, acceptability and cost of these two low cost induction methods.
34 These changes may have altered the acceptability and cost of accessing tobacco, leading adolescents to evolve access strategies that could counter efforts to reduce youth initiation.
80 We know almost nothing about the reach, uptake, practical challenges, acceptability, and cost of preventive interventions in high risk groups in different settings.
The trial will compare the risks, benefits, and trade-offs in efficacy, safety, acceptability and cost of misoprostol and Foley catheter for induction in women with preeclampsia or uncontrolled hypertension.
The objective of this study is to develop, implement and assess the impact, acceptability and cost of an integrated, patient-centred Psychosocial Assessment, Care and Treatment (PACT) model of care for patients with urological and head and neck cancers.
To evaluate the effectiveness, acceptability and costs of Active Residents in Care Homes, ARCH – a programme aiming to increase opportunities for activity in older care home residents.
The purpose of the initial vanguard cohort of the NCS has been to develop and pilot test methods to be used in the NCS, with emphasis on feasibility, acceptability, and costs of recruitment, logistics, and study visit assessments [ 1, 5, 6].
Lastly, the quality, acceptability and cost effectiveness of the counselling intervention need to be evaluated to understand the process of behaviour change and sustainability of the intervention.
