The phrase "accomplishment cost" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the expenses or resources associated with achieving a specific goal or task.
Example: "The accomplishment cost of launching the new product was higher than we initially anticipated, impacting our budget significantly."
Alternatives: "achievement expense" or "success cost".
Write each goal out, including the method(s) you will use toward accomplishment, costs, resource requirements, delegation and the time it will take to achieve the goal.
To assure the accomplishment of cost savings without losing yield, the proposed grey-fuzzy Taguchi method is utilized with an L18 (21 × 37) experimental design and grey relational analysis (GRA) to evaluate the degree of relationship between process inputs and responses, followed by transforming the multiple quality characteristics into a single performance index using a fuzzy inference system.
The MOE is often stated in terms of accomplishment gained per cost incurred.
Recurring costs are the costs of accomplishment of the implementation strategy.
Becoming a solid No. 2 behind Google is an accomplishment, but at what cost?
An accomplishment that once might cost a runner his life now is a mere prelude to an urban adventure.
John Hatanaka, the airport's senior deputy executive director, said that although Bob Hope Airport had received an award last year for the lowest average flight cost, that accomplishment was due to the low cost of the airport's long-haul flights.
In spite of these accomplishments, the time and cost of synthesizing such molecules have somewhat limited the use of DNA as a current research tool.
Therefore, we quantified virus control material to compare the analytical sensitivity of three commercially available multiplex PCR methods, followed by evaluation of application for routine diagnosis with regard to hands-on-time, time-to-result, costs and accomplishment (Table 5).
But that accomplishment came at a big cost.
Landau gives us the sublime feeling that formal accomplishment comes with a steep cost.
