'cost letter' is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'cost estimate' or 'cost estimate letter.' For example, "I sent him a cost estimate letter for the project last week."
The wives, meanwhile, sent in painful "cost letters" — detailing how the addiction had affected them — that were read to their husbands for the first time in group.
We also included: printing costs (leaflets, posters, letters), and postage costs (letters to practices), and the cost paid to one practice for a special mailshot (£200).
Even as the Republican Town Supervisor of Oyster Bay, John Venditto, and the Democratic Councilwoman Bonnie Eisler work together for a bipartisan water protection plan, Councilman Anthony D. Macagnone weighs in on the side of development at any cost [Letter, July 30].
"A tariff or quota will immediately disadvantage these domestic businesses since foreign competitors would have the advantage of not paying an artificially inflated raw cost," the letter read.
Federal agencies are not currently required to publicly report their total use of animals in research, do not publish noncompliance reports and generally do not maintain searchable databases of animal research projects with information about their purpose, methods, results, and cost," the letter says.
"We are aware of the financial hardships everyone is experiencing due to increasing oil and other costs," the letter says.
A bill that permits imports only from Canada may not allow Americans to save much on drug costs, the letter signers say.
Every position that is cut will save the city the equivalent of 8percentt of a worker's salary in Social Security costs, the letter states, along with $10,000 in health care savings in fiscal year 2010, and $14,300 by 2014.
Con-artists can send out thousands of emails at a fraction of the cost of letters, he said.
RELATED: The Cost of Letters [LRB Blog @ London Review of Books] Among Libya's lobbyists [Laura Rozen @ Politico].
Based on a first-class letter cost of 62p.
