The phrase "are incurring from" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "incurring" without "from."
Example: "The company is incurring significant costs due to the recent changes in policy."
Alternatives: "are facing" or "are experiencing".
The major expenses are incurred from such processes as prefabricated component production, transportation, and design consultancy.
Each arriving patient generates a given amount of revenue, and costs are incurred from patient waiting and provider overtime.
This number was calculated based on lost passenger time due to flight delays, cancellations and missed connections, plus expenses such as food and accommodations that are incurred from being away from home for additional time.
On the other hand, since the inaccurate receptions of packets are incurred from either packet collision or channel noises, the probability in (9) can be acquired as (10).
Well, conflicts of interest often exist within large banking institutions; analysts may be prevented from making timely calls because companies don't want to jeopardize potential investment-banking relationships and the substantial fees that are incurred from these relationships.
Out of the total annual losses and percentage of annual social expenditure from multiple hazards amounting to about USD 37.31 million and 3.62% respectively, up to USD 31 million worth of losses and 3.0% of social expenditure respectively are incurred from floods alone (CRED2015).
Technically the expanded savings accounts would allow parents to amass tax-free savings for public school education as well, but it is not at all clear what major costs are incurred from a public school education.
And military leaders, who are delaying training for active and reserve forces, are trying to negotiate millions of dollars in penalties that the Defense Department is incurring from canceled contracts.
Switching times compared favourably with those previously reported for vitreous systems14, and no damage was incurred from the irradiation.
"The crisis in confidence goes way beyond the actual losses that will be incurred from debt securities," Mickey Levy, chief economist for Bank of America, said in an interview on Friday.
Earlier yesterday, a senior aide to Mr. Giuliani defended the handling of the expenses, which were incurred from 1999 to 2001, calling them completely proper.
