The phrase "advanced cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, budgeting, or project management when discussing costs that are higher than usual or costs that are incurred in advance of a project or service.
Example: "The advanced cost of the new software implementation was higher than we initially anticipated, requiring us to adjust our budget accordingly."
Alternatives: "preliminary cost" or "upfront cost".
For the objective function, an advanced cost function is used including material, welding, and painting costs.
The performance analysis is based on the balanced scorecard (BSC) concept and advanced cost accounting techniques.
The claimed advanced cost accounting methods at hospital level contain risks for tariff calculation.
According to the results, we suggest that with a high level of AMT, Korean firms require more types of information (i.e. quality performance information, flexibility performance information, financial performance information, advanced cost control information, and TCCI), while Australian firms generally demand flexibility performance, quality performance, and advanced cost control information.
The reduction reflects the fact that advanced costs for a "first of a kind" nuclear power station are high, but reduce with each successive new plant as economies of scale kick in, the official said.
Rational design of advanced cost-effective electrocatalysts is vital for the development of water electrolysis.
A performance comparison shows that the wholesale-price contract dominates the more advanced cost-plus and revenue-sharing contract if cost uncertainty is low (and vice versa).
In addition to the isolation and engineering of superior butanol producing bacteria, the development of advanced cost-effective technologies for butanol production from feedstock like lignocellulosic biomass has become the primary research focus.
Our results can thus provide a simple approach for mobility engineering in MoS2-based FET and can be easily expanded to other 2D electronic devices, which represents a significant step toward applications of 2D layered materials in advanced cost-effective electronics.
Without reducing the quality of cost accounting by forcing hospitals with less advanced costing abilities to participate, the most important step is to introduce a score that is assigned to the cost modules in the matrix, representing the quality of the allocation methodology for that cost module.
This information is of great relevance to decision makers and can assist in intervention uptake, dissemination and inform more advanced cost-effectiveness studies [ 17, 32].
