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The phrase "affected costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expenses that have been influenced or changed due to certain factors or events.
Example: "The affected costs due to the recent policy changes will be reviewed in the next financial report."
Alternatives: "impacted costs" or "altered expenses".
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That year, one in 68 U.S. children was affected; costs to each affected family are estimated at about $60,000 annually.
These showed that increases in development and deployment costs affected costs per QALY so that for low levels of effect, short duration of effect cost per QALY values were very large – in excess of $1,000,000 (see Additional file 2).
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In Australia, there may be 550,000 women affected, costing the economy A$6bn£2.75bnbn).
In this study patient age affected cost-effectiveness results through its impact on the lifetime risk of reactivation.
It's a choice that affects costs, ads and coverage, too.
To the Editor: Your editorial argues that "truly 'game-changing' innovations... will take years to affect costs and quality".
This can affect costs greatly.
For this reason, our paper also considers dependencies and relations between projects that affect costs.
However, common drivers of cost-effectiveness included those affecting the number of RSV hospitalisations and those affecting costs.
To be refined without affecting costs, the equivalent single-layer model has variable kinematics and just five unknowns.
All this suggests that labor market institutions can affect costs of production and in turn the inflation rate.
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