The phrase "attracts costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expenses or financial implications associated with a particular action or decision.
Example: "Implementing this new software system attracts costs that need to be considered in the budget."
Alternatives: "incurs expenses" or "brings about costs".
While Ryanair grows by adding extra routes, EasyJet expands by increasing the frequency of its flights, which means that it attracts cost-conscious business travellers on routes to places such as Glasgow, Edinburgh and Barcelona.
Smaller companies such as NetCologne, EWE and Versatel have attracted cost-conscious German customers with ever-cheaper flat rates for local calls.
Indeed, yoga has been catching on on the avenue, and Ms. Calderon says Shambhala has attracted cost-conscious yoga enthusiasts from Park Slope, Fort Greene and Lower Manhattan.
For service businesses such as cable and mobile telephone companies, lowering consumers' up-front adoption costs and reducing penalty charges can help attract cost-conscious and cash-poor consumers.
Amazon, the online retailer based in Seattle, posted stronger-than-expected earnings during the slow winter months, attracting cost-conscious consumers with offers of free shipping and competitive prices for its wide variety of products.
Mr. Dose said he hoped Swiss International could carve out a future by attracting cost-conscious travelers to its short-haul European flights, like the competitive Zurich-to-London route, in competition with budget carriers.
Faced with sluggish bookings as more travelers consider whether they can actually afford a holiday trip this year, resorts from the Caribbean to the Colorado Rockies are loosening minimum-stay restrictions, beefing up packages and even rolling out off-season-like discounts to attract cost-conscious travelers.
But on Thursday the company proved it could withstand the storm, as it boosted sales by attracting cost-conscious corporate clients.
Even Dollar Tree, which breezed past earnings estimates on Wednesday, has expanded its grocery and consumable staples selection to attract cost-conscious consumers during the down economy.
Has been more successful with his U.S. holding, discount food chain Trader Joe's, whose 340 stores have attracted cost-conscious customers during the recession.
