The phrase "as a result of cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the consequences or outcomes that stem from financial considerations or expenses.
Example: "The project was delayed as a result of cost overruns that required additional funding."
Alternatives: "due to expenses" or "because of financial factors."
Instead Comcast is expected to show improved cash flows of about 18percentthis yearar, largely as a result of cost savings.
Back then, the global services division – which handles IT contracts for big companies – was bleeding cash and generating a £2bn exceptional charge as a result of cost overruns; the pension fund deficit appeared enormous; and the dividend was cut.
The handheld computer maker Palm Inc. said it expected its second-quarter loss to meet consensus estimates as a result of cost cuts that included trimming its work force by about 250 employees and contractors.
The same doctors own the health plan, treat patients, decide whether to pay claims and are eligible to receive year-end bonuses as a result of cost savings, he said.
But the company has issued a series of profit warnings as a result of cost overruns on projects in Australia, because of bad weather and poor risk management, and cashflow problems with a joint-venture partner in the Middle East.ACS reported a €2.5 billion pre-tax loss in 2012, but not just because of Leighton.
Pretax profit in the investment banking operation rose to 1.3 billion francs from 907 million francs in the first quarter of 2012, partly as a result of cost cuts but also driven by the performance of its fixed-income sales and trading business.
Alcoa said improved earnings were driven by higher pricing, continued strengthening in most end markets and improved productivity as a result of cost-cutting measures.
The inquiry report by Charles Haddon-Cavexposedposed catastrophic design faults in the Nimrod MR2 which were not put right as a result of cost-cutting and "complacency".
