The phrase "attributes of cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various characteristics or factors that contribute to the overall cost of a product or service.
Example: "When analyzing the attributes of cost, we must consider materials, labor, and overhead expenses."
Alternatives: "cost characteristics" or "cost factors".
This work identifies installed cost per kW for potential locations that exceed a kinetic power density of 100 kW for three array sizes with a goal of showing how the key attribute of cost might affect the decision making process when considering Marine Hydrokinetic (MHK) extraction systems.
DCE involves asking respondents to choose between competing (hypothetical) innovations, presented as scenarios, using a series of defined characteristics (or attributes) represented at various levels (e.g., an attribute of 'financial cost' at the level of '£10'£10
86 In the US, the cost per MRSA infection is thought to be $12,000, 86, 91 and a delay in the diagnosis of MRSA bacteremia attributes to costs ranging between $3,800 and $27,000 per patient.
The Dubai study reports a lower proportion of cost attributed to consultations and medications and a higher proportion attributed to hospitalization.
California (US) Segal [79] EV Recharging/refuelling, range, fuel attributes and cost of the vehicle CM Low market share of EVs as a result of high purchase price and inconvenience after sale.
This allows forecasting of, for instance, the level of adherence that could be expected given a fixed set of attributes (eg, cost, effectiveness and side-effects) and contextual and socio-demographic characteristics.
The shape of data is used as an organising principle and the attribute of geometrical symmetry of cost variance point clouds used for the quantification of cost uncertainty.
Each attribute has an attribute scale used to score the technology on how well it meets the objective for this attribute (e.g., minimization of cost, footprint, and emissions and maximization of positive perceptions and safety value).
Other measures on rational use of drugs and high-tech, as well as strengthening service referring system might have also been attributed to slow down of cost escalation in these cities.
