The phrase "assigned costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, accounting, or project management where specific costs are allocated to particular tasks or departments.
Example: "The assigned costs for the project exceeded our initial budget, requiring us to reassess our financial strategy."
Alternatives: "allocated expenses" or "designated costs".
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.
From a strictly long-run perspective, absent any assigned costs, the preceding solution can be considered as an approximate way to find a control that most beneficially shifts the steady-state distribution.
"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.
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.
Consumer advocates applauded efforts to assign costs more accurately.
Monks is excited about the firm's ability to assign costs to companies from their environmental impact.
The method of process costing and job-order costing can be used either in preparing estimates before the fact or in assigning costs to products as production proceeds.
In severe cases every single computer in an office or school may need to be disinfected, which can take days.Yet assigning costs to outbreaks is guesswork at best.
The judgement is akin to assigning costs to individual products from a multi-product facility.
In assigning costs, the most conservative or least expensive grouper code was used.
