"cost expense" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when discussing the cost associated with a particular expense. For example: "The cost expense of purchasing a new computer is quite high."
Recoverable cost is a loan cost expense chargeable to either a borrower or property account.
The bad news is that national and local medical cost expense trends are running in the 6 to 7percentt range.
While corporate governance engagement certainly provides great psychic income to the corporate governance universe, it of course results in yet additional opportunity cost, expense and distraction for directors and managers of public companies.
Either scenario is an undesirable time or cost expense.
And they thereby spare themselves the annual overhead cost (expense ratio) of a fund, which is 0.2% or more.
The survey includes funds with expense ratios above 0.4% if the effective cost (expense less lending offset) is below that cutoff.
MDT reduces both time and cost expenses for organization and control of the educational process.
Economic factors involved in the prediction of separation costs includes capital recovery cost, expenses concern to hydrocarbon losses, and operating expenses such as maintenance cost, labor cost, energy cost and replacement cost of membrane.
Besides the capital cost, expenses from additional human labor may be needed to do things like swapping batteries and performing safety and maintenance checks on the drones.
For homeowners and renters who live outside the high-risk areas, it can be a low-cost expense.
John C. Bogle, the founder of the Vanguard Group, who has long been an advocate and creator of low-cost expense funds, said Mr. Sharpe's conclusions were valid, but incomplete.
