The phrase "accrued costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial and accounting contexts to refer to expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid or recorded in the financial statements.
Example: "At the end of the fiscal year, we need to account for all accrued costs to ensure accurate financial reporting."
Alternatives: "incurred expenses" or "accumulated costs".
Some users wanted the system to provide predictions of costs of storing the data in advance of it being uploaded, as well as billing for accrued costs.
The patients accrued costs and benefits of treatment in each of the states for each cycle.
The accrued costs of the indirect service centres were then apportioned in the same manner until all costs were assigned to direct service centres (see Supplementary Appendix S3).
The simulation model aims to mimic the behavior of the OR, allowing the planner to easily change the parameters of the simulation and to set a predefined schedule; alternatively, the planner may introduce dispatching rules and see their effects in the accrued costs at the end of the simulation (see Additional file 2).
This allows comparative analysis of the impact of an intervention program on the costs of service utilisation and ultimately the accrued cost to benefit ratio [ 2].
In Japan, for example, the accrued cost of depression in 2005 was JPY 2.0 trillion (USD 18 billion) [ 2], while that of schizophrenia in 2008 was JPY 2.8 trillion (USD 24 billion) [ 3].
It is important to note that the cost estimates may change over time, because several claims are still open and continue to accrue costs.
Despite these efforts, many projects still accrue costs forced by on-site conflicts that were not anticipated beforehand and require costly improvisation to be resolved.
Once a patient dies, they no longer accrue costs and QALYs.
In each cycle (lasting one month) children can undergo several possible transitions which accrue costs and utility weights.
7, 9, 11, 12, 18 Subjects will accrue costs until they die, or until they reach the time horizon of the analysis.
