“cost entailed” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, one might write: "The cost entailed in purchasing a new car was much higher than expected."
"The amount of extra cost entailed in compliance is being exaggerated, and in fact many of the new expenses will also affect private companies," said Mr. Lippe, who heads his firm's corporate and technology group.
Experiments were performed on DISC for all dynamic update operations and the only communication cost entailed is the request sent from the DO to the CSP, where the update is handled.
However, the high human and economic cost entailed can impede its administration in some school centers.
In this regard, the rapid removal of NO3 − N via the denitrification process can be achieved simultaneously with the treatment of sugary wastewaters with minimum cost entailed.
We combine several efficient algorithms to face at the same time both the geometrical complexity involved in the description of the vascular network and the huge computational cost entailed by time dependent patient-specific flow simulations.
Total hospital costs entailed by hospital stay and NIV gas were not different: difference in means = −279$, 95% CI −2052 1493, p = 0.76.
Based on the findings of previous research, there is a shared consensus about the expected positive influence of relational governance on performance, thanks to the reduction of transaction costs entailed by interpersonal trust, joint planning, and problem solving (Claro et al. 2003; Zaheer et al. 1998).
We used duration as a measure of foraging/CFL effort since this metric relates to the opportunity costs entailed.
Studying pharmaceutical services in polymedicated users using new technologies such as e-prescription may be important for health authorities; it could be a step forward in the monitoring of the high costs entailed and thereby help to manage chronic care patients more efficiently.
An NSA newsletter entry, marked top secret and dated December 2012, discloses the huge costs this entailed.
It lacked a satellite or cable "platform" on which to deliver programmes yet tried anyway to sell directly to customers, with all the costs that entailed.
