The phrase "alliance cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the expenses or financial implications associated with forming or maintaining an alliance, such as in business or political discussions.
Example: "The alliance cost was higher than anticipated, leading us to reconsider our partnership strategy."
Alternatives: "partnership expenses" or "collaboration costs".
Nonetheless, it is not easy to live in New York on $1,300 a month; a semester at the Educational Alliance costs $435.
Coefficient (1/2) is considered to avoid recalculation of alliance costs between opened facilities in the same echelon.
The presented model was able to consider alliance costs, which is one of the important factors of agile supply chain, between opened facilities.
We formulate the problem integrating all decisions to minimize the total operational costs including fixed alliance costs between two companies, production, raw material holding, finished products holding, and transportation costs under production and transportation capacity limits.
Objective function (1), which minimizes the total costs, includes fixed opening costs, production cost, outsourcing cost, inventory holding cost, transportation and processing costs, alliance costs between opened facilities, and shortage costs as well as the amount of discount, is maximized to improve competitiveness of the agile supply chain network.
They fear such an alliance will cost them support, pointing to their disastrous showing in the 2009 election, when they received only 23 percent of the vote.
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In November, Guatemala announced that it was leaving the alliance as costs increased.
"Then she badgered the village until a syndicate of them agreed to take on Dream Alliance's costs for a tenner a week.
The money covers the alliance's costs including facility support, launch operations and support engineering.
