The word "cheapness" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the word "cheapness" to describe the quality of something being inexpensive. For example, "The cheapness of the product makes it an ideal choice for budget shoppers."
That along with the fact that the Chinese government is efficient to deal with explains why 53% of the total volume of CDM projects in 2006 worth around €3.5 billion in total went to China.The very cheapness of cutting emissions of HFC-23 makes the trade controversial.
And the cheapness of modern gene-sequencing methods, particularly those that are looking for specific mutations suspected in advance, means that a tumour's mutational complement can be worked out easily in an appropriately equipped pathology laboratory.
Desktop PCs will remain competitive, but only because of their amazing cheapness.
A big reason for the developers' confidence is cheapness; city centre rentals, averaging about £120 per square metre, are half the cost of similar offices in Manchester, but low land prices still allow a profit.
Their widespread availability and cheapness in developing countries, where other medical resources are scanty, tempts doctors to overprescribe them.
Change or die, seems to be the message.History in a nameThe church can go, long since the preserve of a flower-arranging few; the local shop can go, since the distant hypermarket's cheapness is worth the petrol; but the vanishing of a pub means, by common consent, the loss of the beating heart of a community, in town or countryside.
Lenders such as the World Bank are once again keen.Brazil's energy ministry has ranked the various sources of energy according to availability, cheapness, renewability and whether Brazil has the necessary technology, says Altino Ventura, its secretary of planning and development.
But cheapness, she said, would shake her customers' faith.Over the decades she became very rich.
If China now does the same using a political pretext, while the cheapness of its currency keeps its trade surplus large, it is easy to imagine a clamour in Congress for retaliation met by a further Chinese nationalist backlash.
Their relative cheapness (basic models cost a few hundred dollars; fancier ones a few thousand) means that shots that once required a helicopter or a complicated set-up of gantries and wires are now achievable on a tight budget.
But the cheapness and speed with which things can be created also offers ever more room for experiment.Digital technology lets the media industry try out new models and content in "beta" form, as with software, and then adjust them according to how consumers react.
