The phrase "affecting costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or variables that have an impact on expenses or financial considerations.
Example: "The recent changes in regulations are affecting costs for many businesses in the industry."
Alternatives: "impacting expenses" or "influencing costs".
Their arguments, set out with ostensible sweet reason by the RHS presidents, are that academic publishing as currently constituted guarantees high standards; that any change affecting costs and benefits needs a lead time far longer than the one year proposed, and that the change would unreasonably restrict academics in their choice of where to publish.
To be refined without affecting costs, the equivalent single-layer model has variable kinematics and just five unknowns.
However, common drivers of cost-effectiveness included those affecting the number of RSV hospitalisations and those affecting costs.
In this case, other harvesting policies, such as utilization standards, may not be significant factors affecting costs in this region of Northern Ontario.
The influence of two parameter types was common across all subgroups: those affecting the number of RSV hospitalisations (such as the underlying risk of RSV hospitalisation, the efficacy of palivizumab prophylaxis, and the duration of the RSV season) and those affecting costs (such as the weight and/or age of infants at the start of administration).
Says John Bogle Jr., director of portfolio management at mutual fund group Numeric Investors (and son of the Vanguard Group's founder): "We reviewed 40,000 trades, and you can see when volume starts affecting costs and when the costs start undermining returns".
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.
That year, one in 68 U.S. children was affected; costs to each affected family are estimated at about $60,000 annually.
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".
