'cost apportionment' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used when referring to assigning a specific cost to each part of a project. For example: "The company had difficulty with cost apportionment; they could not agree on how to evenly divide the cost of the project."
The estimates of the district nurse costs appear to have come from a misunderstanding regarding the apportionment of travel costs and the unit costs for nurses with qualifications in the original estimates.
In a top-down approach, costs are apportioned across individuals, and this may be less accurate due to questionable assumptions used in the apportionment of costs.
The reasons for a high number of studies not meeting the criterion of appropriate valuation of costs were either a lack of information on the method of valuation, the reference year, or the use of a top-down approach in the apportionment of costs a.
Costs were apportioned using the apportionment criteria described in Table 1, in some cases via an intermediate cost centre.
In a TU game G = ( K, ν ), the core apportionment is defined as follows: Definition 6.
In an NTU game G = ( K, V ), the core apportionment is defined as ([4], Ch. 12).
Now, we heuristically find a core apportionment studying various possible networks.
The calculation and apportionment of treatment costs is likely to vary between centres, but a fourfold variation, 0.5 2 times baseline, in treatment costs for LTBI, TB or hepatitis is also accommodated by the market standard model (figure 2G, supplementary table 6).
The indirect component is based on an apportionment of the overall costs of running the facility to individual KEPH services.
Built upon outputs from a state-of-the-art air quality model, our model produces comprehensive risk-based source apportionment results with trivial computational costs.
HENDRIK E. SADI Yonkers, March 20 , 2013To the Editor: I would propose a significant addition to both the apportionment of blame and the quantifying of costs for the tragic war in Iraq.
