The phrase "advances costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or legal matters, typically referring to costs that are paid upfront or in advance.
Example: "The company will advance costs for the project, ensuring that all necessary expenses are covered before work begins."
Alternatives: "prepaid expenses" or "upfront costs".
Slides shown at the briefing underlined the nature of the threat, adding: "Intelligence suggests the use of UAVs to convey items into prisons will become more common as technology advances, costs reduce and confidence in their use and functionality grows".
Cane farmers in Kakamega experience various deductions that reduce the benefit from their labor which includes high costs of transportation, harvesting, supervision, out growers' services, levies, land preparations, and input advances costs [45].
These included annual raises based on productivity advances, cost-of-living increases, supplementary unemployment benefits, early-retirement options, and health and welfare benefits.
FileHamster Basic costs $29, Advanced costs $79 and Enterprise costs $99.
However, with printing on demand, writers pay advance costs to have their books created.
A half-hour session, which can be booked in advance, costs $10.
Some will be reimbursed by the Republican National Committee, but this doesn't even include advance costs.
An excursion ticket from New York to Toronto purchased two weeks in advance costs $182.
It will get a large share of $2.5 billion that will cover the cost of building a Virginia-class submarine in the fiscal year that starts Oct. 1, and advance costs for another submarine in the following year.
For example, a round-trip ticket between Charlotte and Newark purchased 14 days in advance costs $78 on Piedmont, while a similar ticket between Fayettville and Newark, a route about 100 miles shorter, costs $188.
Individual day passes bought in advance cost $34.
