The phrase "adoptions cost" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a possessive form or an article, such as "the cost of adoptions" or "adoption costs."
Example: "The adoptions cost has increased significantly over the past few years."
Alternatives: "cost of adoptions" or "adoption expenses."
In addition, additional adoptions costs for counseling, legal feels and medical bills during pregnancy and delivery are provided by the adoptive family.
The State Department, which issued a warning on adoptions in Vietnam last month, maintains that the lack of controls on "baby finders" and unregulated payments — the average adoption cost is about $25,000 per family — are fostering baby buying.
The pilot deployments in Amsterdam, Helsinki, Lamia, Lisbon and Rome proved that the API could be deployed and made use of the reference server implementation, which is publicly available in order to reduce adoption cost by data providers.
In the late 1990s Finnish couples had to pay all the expenditures of adoption themselves, but since 2003 parents adopting a child from abroad can claim an adoption grant from the Social Insurance Institution to offset some of the adoption cost.
Major advantages of the method described here versus existing methods include low method adoption cost and learning curve, broad compatibility with various detection chemistries and microscopic methods, and multiplexing analysis of visual observations and molecular detection in the same single cells.
2. "Isn't adoption really expensive?" Adoption costs depend on the avenue through which a person chooses to adopt.
There are also adoption costs.
And in Romania, residential care for children costs up to $280£21616), while family reintegration and local adoption costs about $19£1515) per child.
The subcommittee helps to oversee the way federal officials distribute more than $7 billion to states to help cover foster care and adoption costs.
