"cost schedule" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a detailed plan or breakdown of expenses and when they are expected to occur. Example: "According to the cost schedule provided by the contractor, the project is expected to be completed within six months at a total cost of $500,000."
Pentagon officials would also be required to weigh trade-offs among cost, schedule and performance objectives.
"That included China's bottom-line iron ore price and every steelmaker's inventory, production cost, schedule and manufacturing details".
For years, I had been traveling over the ocean and across the country, choosing my means of travel on the basis of cost, schedule, convenience, frequent-flier miles -- and with no thought at all of politics, or danger.
In fact, the Inspector General report notes that the management processes in place should help the F.B.I. "achieve cost, schedule, performance and technical benchmarks" -- hardly "alarming," as described in the editorial.
"Defence will now assess the ability of the participants to work closely with us, including how each proposal would meet our capability and sustainment needs and how cost, schedule and risk would be managed throughout the program," she said in a statement.
These results are defined in terms of four factors: cost, schedule, performance, and scope.
This literature assumes that regulators know the cost schedules facing companies, when in fact that information is often known only to managers of the firms.
Estimating cost, schedules, risks, and benefits, such as those shown in Table 2, is always challenging.
The objective of the model is to draw up a lowest cost scheduling plan while meeting each constraint.
Ryanair Holdings Plc operates an ultra-low cost, scheduled-passenger airline serving short-haul, point-to-point routes between Ireland, the United Kingdom, Continental Europe and Morocco.
The International Space Station (ISS), as the largest international science and engineering program in history, features unprecedented technical, cost, scheduling, managerial, and international complexity.
