The phrase "analyze cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of expenses or financial implications in a particular context, such as business or project management.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to analyze cost to ensure it fits within our budget."
Alternatives: "evaluate expenses" or "assess costs".
Energy simulation programs can be used to analyze cost effective energy conservation measures before the building is built or modified.
Design: A Markov model earlier used to analyze cost effectiveness of alendronate in treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis in Sweden was adapted to fit a cohort of Swedish men.
Google was among the first to appoint and empower an "energy czar" and hire top technical talent to analyze cost and technical trade-offs.
To analyze cost differences rigorously, we studied 115 patients undergoing initial elective angioplasty (percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty, PTCA) and 274 patients undergoing initial elective surgery (coronary artery bypass graft surgery, CABG).
This is the shopper who comes to your site focused almost exclusively on meeting her price point, and also the kind of visitor who will carefully analyze cost and benefit ratios to make sure any potential purchase is practical and responsible.
This is the shopper who comes to your site focused almost exclusively on meeting her price point, and also the kind of visitor who will carefully analyze cost and benefit ratios to make sure any potential purchase is practical and responsible.
They also discuss the latest developments in interventional cardiology (early invasive approach in higher risk ACS patients and the promise of drug-coated stents), and analyze cost-effectiveness in clinical trials to choose appropriate therapies.
The model has been adopted by Kobelt et al. [74] with no major changes to analyze costs and outcomes for one sequence.
The collector must learn how to balance a budget, negotiate with sellers, do research and analyze costs, which are significantly valuable skills that can be naturally transferred to other industries.
However, it is still necessary to analyze cost-effectiveness comparing inpatient and outpatients rehabilitation models.
We need a longer period to confirm these result, as well as to analyze cost-effectiveness.
