"compute the cost" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to numerical calculations to determine a figure or expenditure. For example: "We need to compute the cost of the project before we can give an estimate of the timeline."
(Absolutely not, Missouri officials say, and besides, the computer model does not attempt to compute the cost of capital punishment).
In addition, for the case where structural and geometrical variations are necessary, parametric reduced-order models are used to compute the cost function with further significant gains in computational speed.
Calera and Burgess use the same formula to compute the cost of cellaring — typically $3 per bottle per year is added to the original retail price.
Section 3 analyzes cost-based scheduling and explores alternative ways to compute the cost.
Equations (3) and (4) compute the cost for transferred load and interrupted load, respectively.
Yang (1997) proposed a new approach to compute the cost model for a two-stage process.
They could help their mothers compute the costs of buying and selling their peanuts at the market.
Now, companies take tax deductions when their workers exercise options, but if three senators have their way, those companies will be forced to compute the costs of options grants and deduct them from revenue.
To compute the cost-effectiveness, equal discount rates were applied to the effects as well (Lipscomb et al, 1996).
The cost evaluation data will be combined with the health outcome data to compute the cost-effectiveness analysis of the intervention.
This study as a free standing cost analysis, despite its inability to compute the cost-effectiveness ratio, provided important empirical evidence for programme management and ultimately for value-for-money decision making.
