The phrase "analysis the cost of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "analyze the cost of"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the examination or evaluation of costs associated with a particular item or service.
Example: "We need to analyze the cost of production to determine our pricing strategy."
Alternatives: "evaluate the cost of" or "assess the cost of".
In unconstrained emission scenarios, within the range of future technology performances considered in the present analysis, the cost of nuclear energy is shown to dominate all others in affecting future emissions.
According to our calculated average healthcare cost of treatments of HIV/AIDS resulting from the quantitative analysis, the cost of HIV/AIDS in Spain represents 1.25% of overall medical-care spending, while total HIV/AIDS-treatment spending amounts to 0.49% in Italy, 0.52% in France, and 0.9% in the United Kingdom.
According to a legislative analysis, the cost of the proposed healthcare system would be $400 billion annually.
The American Wind Energy Association explained why utilities are raising rates in a recent blog post debunking Heartland Institute's flawed analysis: "The cost of providing other forms of electricity to consumers has been increasing, and in Kansas, upgrades to aging plants have prompted Kansas City Power & Light to request rate increases.
In the main analysis, the cost of TXA ($5.70 per g) was taken from the British National Formulary and converted into international dollars [13], [14].
29 Unfortunately, in the sensitivity analysis, the cost of standard care chemotherapy was not tested.
In the intention-to-treat analysis the costs of a short-stay hospital birth are slightly (but not significantly) higher than the costs of a home birth.
Cost analysis: analysis of the costs of antibiotics, length of hospital stay, outpatient clinic follow-up appointments and sick leave days.
Mr. Saeki worked feverishly to resolve them, wielding a hard-nosed analysis of the cost of failure.
Biofouling 27, 87 98 (2011)The most up-to-date and authoritative analysis of the cost of ship hull biofouling.
That Lloyds/HBOS merger still looks a gross error, so let's have a proper analysis of the cost of breaking up; ditto RBS.
