The phrase "accessing cost" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "accessing" typically refers to the act of obtaining or reaching something, while "cost" refers to the price or expense associated with something.
Example: "The accessing cost of the software was higher than we anticipated, impacting our budget."
Alternatives: "access fee" or "access charge."
Cost £65 Subscriptions Accessing Netflix costs £5.99 a month after a free trial.
These measures may include improving sugar release with more effective pretreatments and reduced enzyme usage, accessing low cost bamboo feedstock or selecting feedstocks with higher/more accessible cellulose.
This while being supported all the while by non-OPEC oil interests who are direct beneficiaries of OPEC's manipulation, kindred spirits, and the speculative excesses of bank holding companies playing the oil casino game while accessing zero cost Fed funds.
Unintentional nonadherence arises from capacity and resource limitations that prevent patients from implementing their decisions to follow treatment recommendations and involves individual constraints (e.g. poor inhaler technique, problems remembering doses etc) and aspects of their environment (e.g. problems of accessing prescriptions, cost, competing demands etc).
"Where consumers are accessing high-cost subscription services, we have a system of double opt-in to make certain that they understand the full cost of the service," says Patrick Guthrie, director of strategy and communications at PhonepayPlus.
John Thorndike, income and financial inclusion manager with Liverpool Housing Trust, says the association and its partners deliver advice on topics such as "opening bank accounts and credit union accounts, accessing low-cost home contents insurance and help getting online and employment and training advice".
Through trade talks, meetings with foreign governments and negotiations with multiple U.N. bodies, the Obama administration has aggressively pursued policies that prevent poor countries from accessing low-cost generic versions of expensive name-brand medications, despite persistent calls from Doctors Without Borders for the White House to reverse course.
17 Conversely, some barriers to maintaining and accessing PHRs include cost and loss of interest over time.
Costs of accessing prenatal care including travel costs, service fees and test costs have been identified as a barrier to use care [ 5].
Direct costs comprise direct medical costs (fees charged to patients) and direct non-medical costs (additional costs in accessing treatment e.g. for travel, accommodation, meals) [ 8].
