The phrase 'affecting cost' is both correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe how something changes or influences the cost of something. For example, "New regulations on emissions standards are affecting cost and quality of automobiles."
Those parameters affecting cost and reliability of the EVs, including cycle life, capacity, durability and warranty are highly dependent on the thermal management system.
Representative values for the most important parameters affecting cost performance are identified and normalised.
Capillary reactors combine good mass transfer with low pressure drop, two important factors affecting cost effectiveness for many industrial applications.
It identifies generic values for the most important parameters affecting cost performance, as well as the range of values that they may take.
If the ratio of new infections to deaths changed from 2005 to 2007 to the 2012 2013 period, our Model 1 would lead to an over- or underestimate of HCV prevalence affecting cost outcomes for Model 3.
The composition of capital has a positive effect on cost efficiency; however, a higher ratio between practice rooms to beds implies a higher occupancy rate of beds and a lower average stay of patients, both which could be affecting cost efficiency in a positive way.
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.
Nevertheless, selection bias affecting costs cannot be ruled out.
"The goal has got to be to deal with all the levers that affect cost and access and quality but to not overreach in any of those areas.
But advocates for the disabled say the State Department of Insurance polled several insurance companies and concluded that wheelchair accessibility should not affect cost.
