The phrase "cost agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or financial contexts to refer to a written contract or agreement between two parties regarding the cost of goods or services. An example sentence could be: "Before starting work on the construction project, the contractor and client signed a detailed cost agreement outlining the estimated expenses and payment schedule."
Both CPC Group and Kaupthing Bank, however, signed a Carrying Costs Agreement that Banco Inbursa claims makes CPC Group and Kaupthing responsible for interest accrued on the loan in the event of default and after maturity.
The exclusion of pharmacy cost lowered agreement between rankings to the lowest level, and differences in case-mix classification also lowered agreement considerably.
"I would have expected your solicitors to have notified the vendor's solicitors of your losses at the time and to request that the vendor cover the cost by agreement," she says.
When the cost-efficiency index for total costs including pharmacy costs was compared with the index for total costs excluding pharmacy cost, the agreement between the two indices was only 55%.
OTTAWA — Members of the Canadian Auto Workers union overwhelmingly approved another cost-cutting agreement with General Motors of Canada on Monday.
The 53-story Continental, at 885 Avenue of the Americas, was nearly undone by the slumping economy, and only a cost-savings agreement with the construction trade unions saved the tower.
Some commentators have urged eliminating these types of cost sharing agreements, but doing so would harm American workers and the broader US economy.
Rae Street Littleborough, Lancashire The total subservience of the UK to the US is reflected in the confidential cost-sharing agreement, signed in the 70s, that applies to all US bases and provides a multi-million pound subsidy.
Under one cost-sharing agreement, they said, head office sold Puerto Rico certain rights then repurchased them straight afterwards for a lot more, a money manoeuvre that saved the group $4 billion in tax over three years.
The White house also touted a new low-cost licensing agreement to help startup companies license inventions from NIH and FDA intramural research.
