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Discover Ludwig"conversion cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the costs associated with the process of changing something from one form to another, such as converting an old building into a new retail space. For example: "The conversion cost for the old factory was estimated to be around $5 million."
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The conversion cost $35 million, station executives said.
The contract also confirms that West Ham will pay £15m towards the conversion cost.
The overall conversion cost is now likely to be £323m, with newfound issues concerning the retractable seats part of the reason for the rise.
The conversion cost $1.6 million; Phelan and James Cuno raised six hundred thousand dollars, and the university put up the rest.
Correction: March 21, 2000, Tuesday A headline and a subheading in Business Day on Saturday about a new Internet device that can be converted to a personal computer referred imprecisely to the conversion cost and the effect on the manufacturer.
Buildings in TriBeCa suitable for conversion cost $200 to $250 a square foot, and costs for prime land are estimated at $100 to $120 per square foot of the building that zoning rules would allow to be constructed.
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Each conversion costs $2 million to $3 million.
It may be cheap, but the conversion costs are likely to be great.
Mr. Ryan said Gevo's conversion costs would be somewhat higher, at least initially.
Conversion costs anywhere from $5 million to $30 million a movie, depending on the complexity.
The bank's headline profit before tax, which excluded asset sale losses and conversion costs, rose 10.8percentntoto £505.1 million.
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