'cheap cost' is a valid phrase in English and is usually used to describe something that has a relatively low price.
For example, "This printer has a very cheap cost compared to other brands."
The cheap cost of shipping makes the trade profitable for those involved.
But even the seemingly cheap cost of Pacer adds up, when court records can run to thousands of pages.
A Pittsburgh company says its battery has the long life and cheap cost needed to be practical for energy storage.
This design also allows the community to be aware of how possible it is to have motion tracking systems for a relatively cheap cost.
Knowledge without alternatives (adequate helmets do not exist; if they did, the cases might well be different) does not make a category of actor a cheap cost avoider...
That has been the unhappy story of the F-35, whose initial selling point was its relatively cheap cost of $62 million per plane (in today's dollars).
This laboratory scale study revealed that immobilization successfully stabilized this enzyme-matrix assembly thus opening channel into numerous industries for cheap, cost-effective and environmentally friendly starch hydrolytic processes.
It is cheap, costing only around £16m ($26m) a year.
Moreover, the chips were not cheap, costing several thousand dollars each.
Also, Indian papers are cheap, costing between five and ten cents daily.
The project was cheap, costing £5,000 to run.
