The phrase "and costed in a" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "and costed" is typically used in informal contexts, but "costed" is not commonly accepted in formal writing.
Example: "The project was planned and costed in a detailed report."
Alternatives: "and budgeted in a" or "and estimated in a".
This research examines cost engineering and costing in a British shipbuilding firm in the late nineteenth – early twentieth century.
The paper describes a new framework (the IPCP framework) for capacity planning and costing in an IP network environment.
The paper also ran a story about Eriksson, but had to pay damages and costs in a subsequent legal case.
The newspaper publisher, had, after a long period of denial, been forced to make wide-ranging disclosures, leading to the payout of millions of pounds in damages and costs in a string of civil actions.
"Kaiser has a model that consciously manages both quality and costs in a way that has been very effective," said Margaret O'Kane, president of the National Committee for Quality Assurance, an independent group that monitors health plans.
[C4.] Ruling Favors J.P. Morgan Chase J.P. Morgan Chase said that a London court ordered the German bank WestLB to pay $165 million plus interest and costs in a suit related to the collapse of Enron.
£27.50, Berry Bros & Rudd Splash out 2010 Tesco Simply Garnacha, Bodegas Borsao You only get 30p's worth of wine after tax and costs in a £5 bottle, but this bright Spanish Beaujolais-alike delivers a gluggy quaffability.
To examine the impact of acute hepatitis A on health care utilization and cost in a commercially insured population.
In this study, we newly propose and develop adaptively Emerging Mechanism (AEM), which aims to help users save their time and cost in a certain degree.
We present our research on a new cross-tier partitioning approach to help developers make effective trade-offs between performance and cost in a hybrid cloud deployment.
