The phrase "assigned cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, accounting, or project management where costs are allocated to specific items or activities.
Example: "The assigned cost for the project exceeded our initial estimates, leading to a budget review."
Alternatives: "allocated cost" or "designated cost".
"If you want to get people to change their layout you basically have to get people to invest, you have to get them to give up the assigned cost, their previous investment in Qwerty typing.
The researchers assigned cost values to each new learning task, and found the "cheapest" way to learn all the characters in the network is to start with the "trunk" characters that have the highest number of branches, and work up through the layers.
Using DAD-IP, inpatient hospital stays were assigned cost values using the resource intensity weight (RIW) (a standard costing methodology developed by CIHI) recorded for each admission which was multiplied by the average cost per RIW.
This type of cost object is assigned costing sheet RESEB, which waives all F&A charges.
The C-REACHABILITY problem is similar to REACHABILITY except that rewrite sequences are assigned costs, and the obtained sequence is required to have minimum cost over all candidates.
We assigned costs to those considered taken for RA purposes.
Eight studies assigned all health care costs for an episode of care to the first HCP to submit a claim, while one assigned costs to the HCP who delivered the majority of care; three did not specify how they assigned costs.
Buy@Duke allows users to assign cost object codes to each item in their virtual cart.
MRMs have long been used in Markov decision theory to assign cost and reward structures to states of Markov processes for optimization.
The retail cost at the date of purchase was used to assign cost of prescription drugs.
It would be difficult to assign cost savings or utilities to each endpoint because there are so many.
