The phrase "additional costs come" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the occurrence or emergence of extra expenses in a particular context, such as budgeting or project management.
Example: "When planning the event, we must consider that additional costs come with last-minute changes to the venue."
Alternatives: "extra expenses arise" or "further costs occur".
"You have to ask the question, What additional costs come with commercializing that?
These additional costs come on top of an ageing population, leading to more social care from hard-hit local authorities.
The additional costs come on top of £4.5bn losses from the creation of a mini-bad bank inside RBS and, according to estimates, could drive the bank to losses of around £8bn by the time it reports full-year results at the end of next month.
Additional costs come through commissioning, the detailed testing and balancing of the school's operation and maintenance systems.
A high proportion of additional costs came from medication copayments and the cost of self-paid medications.
News of the additional cost came during testimony from the D.C. Sports and Entertainment Commission at a council oversight hearing.
The face value of those tickets is $156; the additional cost comes from taxes and the "convenience fee" the Cubs charged in the pre-sale.
Engage is available for a base rate fee, after which additional cost comes per usage.
Since pools are really only about being a wet place to cool off, the additional cost comes from the inclusion of many extras that send the price of a lap geysering not to mention send the world a message that your pool is, and by extension you are, something special.
It is likely that adherent and persistent patients experienced better A1C outcomes as a direct result of their consistent medication use, demonstrating that the additional cost comes with improved clinical outcomes.
Save on additional costs that come with having a full-time employee and get the same focused results you would expect from an internal team member.
