The phrase "any extra cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential additional expenses that may arise in a situation or transaction.
Example: "Please let me know if there will be any extra cost for shipping before I finalize my order."
Alternatives: "any additional charge" or "any supplementary fee".
Or mention that you will gladly move to a cheaper hotel (and supplement any extra cost to your mother-in-law) for two rooms for your sister-in-law and you.
In addition, Wal-Mart will work to eliminate any extra cost to customers for healthy foods made with whole grains, said Leslie Dach, Wal-Mart's executive vice president for corporate affairs.
Any extra cost of capital should be quite limited because the losses from a bail-in resolution are so much smaller than the losses at risk in a liquidation.
Any extra cost pressures, such as those arising from rising demand or policies such as the national living wage, will have to be funded by councils finding savings from elsewhere.
She faced a difficult time when interviewed by Andrew Neil on the BBC's Sunday Politics on the subject, repeatedly arguing that any extra cost would be covered by reductions in the administration of welfare.
The deal will allow National Grid to keep part of any extra cost savings above those already agreed.Engine of growthAltaVista, a popular Internet search engine, was reported to be planning a share flotation that would value the company at over $5 billion.
Those that are doing it say the benefit to organisations far outweighs any extra costs.
"A five-employee business," she said, "is simply not of a size to afford any extra costs".
But aside from maintenance loans and means-tested grants, should you be picking up any extra costs?
Using freelance lawyers helps reduce their overheads and any extra costs, such as holiday pay and maternity leave.
But Governor Gilmore's office is emphasizing that Virginia stands firm in rebuffing any extra costs beyond its shores.
