The phrase "attached costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to expenses that are associated with a particular item, service, or project.
Example: "Please review the attached costs for the project before making a decision."
Alternatives: "associated costs" or "incurred costs".
Understanding this business process and the attached costs and rewards is the biggest challenge facing researchers looking to commercialize an invention.
In later BIM based planning stages, the number and locations of sockets and switches per room are known, but no automated means to estimate the cable length and the attached costs are available.
We only attached costs to activity covered by mandatory tariffs, which excluded locally negotiated non-tariff payments and augmented care payments associated with critical care.
For example, we know the exact number of service calls, the exact length of each call, and the attached cost factor for each customer.
In the United States the estimated number of new cases per year is about 40,000-76,000 with an attached cost of about 30.000 USD per person and year.
The aim is to attach costs to brutality and gain leverage.
It is one way of attaching costs to systematic brutality, and thus to change the calculations of pragmatists like Mr. Bashir in Sudan and elsewhere.
The framework may also have the potential to attach costs to crisis situations.
The logical extension of this analysis would be to attach costs to both disease and vaccination.
Articles that discussed resource use patterns for ADHD but did not attach costs to these patterns [ 17] are not included in this review.
We will however identify any extra resources e.g. employment advisor time required to implement the intervention and attach costs to these.
