The phrase "cost highly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a product or service that is expensive. For example: "This new phone model costs highly, but its features make it worth the price."
An official ruling can cost highly paid professionals lots of money.
Immunochromatographic lateral flow biosensors offer a low cost, highly sensitive platform for POCT.
The bipolar plates are produced using hot embossing, a low cost, highly accurate batch process.
For their characteristics, diatom shells show promise to be used as low cost, highly efficient drug carriers, sensor devices or other micro-devices.
Large-scale utilization of hydro, solar, or wind-based electrochemical water splitting relies on the availability of low cost, highly active oxygen evolution reaction (OER) catalyst.
Possible applications are low cost, highly sensitive optical receivers, optical sensors, systems-on-a-chip for optical distance measurement or combined to an array even a 3D camera.
This low-temperature, low cost, highly-conductive carbon film shows promising application in the future module design of fully printable mesoscopic perovskite solar cells.
It can also play high definition video and, with add-ons like touchscreen LCD monitors and cameras, the device can be a low-cost, highly functional publishing platform.
"It's a completely different engineering model for I.B.M. to make these low-cost, highly scalable servers," said Joe Clabby, an independent analyst in Yarmouth, Me.
Netflix's high-cost, highly watched House of Cards blazed a new trail for mass-market, internet-based television, but Kevin Spacey's political blockbuster could have come from any of the traditional US networks.
To tap this market Ericsson introduced in February the Expander, a low-cost, highly scalable technology.
