The phrase "administered cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial management, budgeting, or accounting, where costs are allocated or assigned to specific activities or projects.
Example: "The administered cost for the project was significantly higher than initially estimated, leading to budget overruns."
Alternatives: "allocated cost" or "assigned cost".
He said he had also found that the company was overcharging the mutual funds it administered, costing investors nearly $10 million annually for several years.
These findings have promising implications for the treatment of PLP in bilateral amputees since visual observation therapy allows such individuals to access the benefits of visuomotor feedback therapy with an easily administered, cost-efficient approach.
If you are an extrovert better suited to selling your product or service than administering cost control protocols, find someone qualified to pinch hit for you.
Additionally, the survey was found to yield detailed performance information, while still being an easy to administer, cost effective tool, that did not create a significant response burden.
Valuable information on the use of surveillance reports, such as CIS-2008, can be gathered from a brief survey that was easy to administer, cost effective, and that respondents needed minimal time to complete.
An overwhelming body of evidence suggests our criminal justice system has the capability of administering cost-effective screening for the disease of addiction, as well as spearheading intervention and recovery for its sufferers.
When faced with the symptoms of malaria, many families in Côte d'Ivoire would have tried to administer cost-saving home treatments first.
But pain relief, administered correctly, costs relatively little given the good it does.
Today, more than ever, there is an urgent need to find safe, easy-to-administer, cost-effective methods, which could not only delay the onset of the age related diseases, but also restore health.
