The phrase "addressing cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic of managing, analyzing, or considering expenses in a particular context, such as business or project management.
Example: "The team is focused on addressing cost to ensure the project remains within budget."
Alternatives: "managing expenses" or "tackling costs".
Policy changes may be more appropriate avenues for addressing cost.
To the extent we move in that direction, we're addressing cost on a couple of fronts.
Letters of support from the appropriate department head(s) addressing cost sharing and sustainability after d'Arbeloff funding ends.
As well as addressing cost issues, the Array products are designed to optimise the quantity of light, energy efficiency, colour rendering and beam uniformity.
Voters said addressing cost of living pressures (60%), improving the health system (37%), looking at housing affordability (29%) and creating jobs and reducing unemployment (27%).
Instead keeping human factors principles in mind for design will help to design systems that, through a process of addressing cost and benefit of design recommendations, will produce more optimally designed displays.
The Ministry of Justice has so far embarked on a piecemeal programme of reform – addressing costs and single publication.
But by addressing costs and access simultaneously, the White House and Congress risk alienating key interest groups from the get-go.
We performed two controlled experiments addressing cost-efficiency and only cost.
Moreover, version 1.2 was also implemented in C. We performed two controlled experiments addressing cost-efficiency and only cost.
Several of the veterans' affairs bills passed in 2017, were routine or necessary measures, like legislation addressing cost-of-living adjustments to benefit payouts or stopgap funding for an ostensibly short-term program allowing veterans to get care from private providers when they are not close to a VA facility or the closest facility lacks capacity.
