The phrase "acceptable cost for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reasonableness or appropriateness of a price for a product or service.
Example: "The acceptable cost for the new software should not exceed $500 to ensure it fits within our budget."
Alternatives: "reasonable price for" or "fair cost for".
By fixing the minimal age requirement at 16, society attempts to do as well as possible in ensuring that only competent people get on the road, accepting a certain number of false negatives and false positives as an acceptable cost for allowing people to be able to drive.
Second, an acceptable cost for the retrofit of the existing industrial pilot, determined from a Front End Engineering and Design FEEDD) study must be obtained.
Even the deaths of "hundreds of thousands or even millions", says Chang (hinting at the use of nuclear weapons), would be an acceptable cost for "ending the existential threat posed by Kim Jong II".
The question is whether the tens of billions of dollars being wasted on the current system are an acceptable cost for keeping a few bad lawyers, alongside many decent ones, from offering their wares.
But he said that that was an acceptable cost for putting an end to the early days of chaos that marked the opening weeks of Lotus, before they stumbled on the idea of transforming an automated telephone switchboard into a reservation clerk.
Seventy-one years after a relatively small nuclear device flattened Hiroshima, it would be helpful to hear the Presidential candidates address the concept of a small nuclear conflict and what they reckon would be an acceptable cost, for America or its enemies, in fighting in one.
Beyond this, acceptable costs for the market are decisive for the introduction of PVD technologies into production.
In cost-effectiveness acceptability curves probabilities for cost-effectiveness, compared with standard care, ranged from 89% to 93% for SOD and from 63% to 72% for SDD, for acceptable costs for 1 LYG ranging from €0 to €20 000.
Previously: The Acceptable Cost of the Right to Bear Arms.
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