"cost arising from" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The company must account for any costs arising from the project."
The cost arising from having additional police officers on duty is based on a £15 hourly wage per police constable.
That would bring the cost arising from an exit of all five countries to €1.15 trillion, of which Germany's share would be €385 billion, or 15% of its GDP.
In fact, in addition to power system security, cost arising from stochastic failure may also be incorporated with which is called security cost.
Furthermore, to reduce the production cost arising from galactose addition and meanwhile maintain the high expression of Gal promoters, the galactose regulatory network was modulated by Gal80p deletion.
Additionally, we assume that each unit of type i has a safety stock level (S S i ) (whose size depends on the cost arising from the lack of units of this type).
The objective to reduce the number of road accident victims appears more as a political goal than a search for the reduction of the social cost arising from road accidents.
Climate change, energy crisis and increasing monetary cost arisen from the nonrenewable fossil fuels have attracted extensive broad public attentions.
With regard to the hardware cost of the proposed STC technique, the main increase in the cost arises from the deployment of multiple antennas.
This cost arises from resources associated with factors such as wiring volume as well as metabolism required for maintenance and propagation of signals across long distances [25].
The cost burden on the healthcare provider of acute cough in pre-school children is substantial; the majority of this cost arises from consultations with general practitioners.
Uncertainty in cost arises from ESPs and ENPs incurring greater indirect costs, such as those associated with follow-up appointments and subsequent primary care visits.
