The phrase "as extremely cost" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey a high cost or expense.
Example: "The project was delayed due to as extremely cost overruns that we did not anticipate."
Alternatives: "as very expensive" or "as highly costly."
The manufacturing of such parts by mechanical machining such as milling and turning, however, is extremely cost and time intensive because tungsten is very hard and brittle.
"It's extremely cost effective," he said.
As Elon Musk, the Chief Executive Officer overseeing the Solar City - Tesla marriage, is happy to point out, solar cells are extremely cost effective.
Such an investment in early years is extremely cost-effective as well.
But $500 for a screen and some buttons is extremely cost-prohibitive, as evidenced by Sony's reader.
Another crucial advantage is that they are extremely cost-effective, as Cost-Per-Install (CPI) for rewarded installs is significantly lower than that of non-rewarded CPI.
The proposal would be extremely cost-competitive as on one hand biofuels will be generated out of wastes while on the other hand the residues/left overs would again be available as animal feed supplement and/or for electricity generation.
PD was extremely cost-effective as compared with CVVHDF with no difference in mortality (84% in CVVHDF group versus 72% in PD group (P = 0.49).
Funding activities for children through UNICEF is also extremely cost-effective, as more than 90 per cent of core resources are used to fund programme support activities.
As highlighted in the Investment Case, many of the interventions needed are simple and extremely cost-effective, such as basic family planning, antenatal care, skilled birth attendance, and essential supplements for babies and children.
