The phrase "cost for materials" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the cost of purchasing materials for a certain purpose. For example, "The cost for materials to build the model was $25."
The restoration cost for materials alone was $100,000.
Today, autologous fat transfer remains a popular procedure because there is no risk of rejection and no cost for materials.
However, others have called for more evidence before implementing such a policy change, citing concerns such as increased cost for materials and training, higher biosafety requirements, and difficulty standardizing techniques across sites [ 16].
One is cost plus, which is charging a fee for services, plus the cost for materials, services of the subcontractors.
The measuring process is time consuming and it requires testing cost for material, and equipment and people.
Calculation of total costs for both treatment options included not only cost for material, intensive care and standard unit days and medication but also cost of follow-up imaging and re-intervention for the first year.
But escalating gas prices and costs for materials like steel have hurt the company.
But there are also concerns that some builders may be rushing jobs as costs for materials and fuel skyrocket.
The tire maker, which had a $9.36 million loss last year, is facing declining demand and higher costs for materials like rubber.
Coke said it expected costs for materials like corn syrup and aluminum to be flat to down slightly.
Though it has accepted higher costs for materials and labor, the company has found ways to increase margins.
