The phrase "confirmed costs" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the amount of money that has been officially verified or agreed upon as the cost of something. Example: The project manager presented the confirmed costs for the construction of the new office building to the board of directors.
This cutoff value has been confirmed accurate in predicting colon neoplasms (19) and has been confirmed cost effective (20).
Critically, learner and teacher satisfaction levels confirmed cost-benefit for them and the community; dropout and absenteeism were non-issues.
Our formative work confirmed cost as the main barrier to latrine ownership in this context and reassured us that latrine ownership is highly valued.
Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer said users should confirm costs with their local phone companies.
We are aware that the work presented here does not confirm cost selection as a causal factor in explaining the correlation between cost and rate of amino acid evolution, nor does it discount the possibility that biosynthetic cost may be correlated with other biochemical properties of amino acids that are thought to influence the pattern of protein sequence evolution [30].
Dr. Rumishael Shoo, UNICEF Chief of Child Survival and Development in Sierra Leone, confirms: "Cost is the most significant barrier to utilization of health services".
Basildon Council has not yet confirmed its costs for the operation, which includes paying a team of bailiffs.
Dennis J. Nowak, a spokesman for the county Department of Social Services, confirmed that costs and caseloads were up for Medicaid, foster care and the homeless.
Sony Pictures CEOO confirmed the costs to recover from the latest breach "shouldn't be anything that is disruptive to our budget".
"The NAO report this week confirmed our costs were 20% below those others would have charged in a sample area, so we are clearly delivering excellent value for money".
A study from Ethiopia confirmed that costs related to TB diagnosis incurred by patients and their families represent a significant proportion of their monthly income [ 37].
