"cost efforts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the amount of effort put into something, or the expense of the effort. For example, "The project required a significant cost of efforts to be completed on time."
If low cost efforts such as his can help plug the black carbon data gap, perhaps the warnings of scientists and fine words of politicians will finally be translated into action.
Comparing and evaluating comprehensively both the innovative and conventional concept in every investment decision process lead to a lot more time and cost efforts in economic and ecological evaluations, though.
The main aim of this paper is to set a series of guideline recommendations which can lead the process of successfully providing, designing and constructing temporary dwellings of quality while being sensitive to contextual issues and while aiming for significant cost, efforts and time savings.
To save time and reduce labour cost, efforts were also made to optimize the most favourable conditions for ex vitro rooting.
However, improvement in evaluation rates, low cost efforts to improve starting rates, and offering therapy to individuals (both TB2 and TB4) identified through domestic B-notification remain highly cost-effective to cost-saving for a wide range of parameter values.
Communication efficiency: Delivering high quality messages with minimal time, cost, effort, and resources.
In landscapes where monitoring efforts require optimizing cost, effort and time, we used ecological and social covariates to reliably estimate species occurrence and focus species conservation efforts.
This is a result of high cost, effort and vast resources associated with required investments for new vessel design and innovative propulsion technologies.
Accordingly, we define communication efficiency as delivering a message to a receiver with high quality and with minimal time, cost, effort, and resources required to establish communication.
Walls usually go up at great cost, effort and blood, and then they all fall down, eventually.
The choice solely depends on the biological application of interest as well as cost, effort, and time constraints.
