The phrase "cost settlement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is typically used to refer to a financial agreement between two parties in which the costs of a transaction are estimated and agreed upon. For example - "The cost settlement between the two companies was negotiated and finally settled on a figure of $2,500."
According to Israel's Economy Ministry, the EU guidelines are expected to affect a number of products — including olive oil, dates, honey, wine, grapes and poultry — and will cost settlement-based businesses around $50 million a year; equivalent to one-fifth of the $200-300 200-300 millionf goods produced in Israeli occupied territories annually.
A replacement-cost settlement, the family learned, meant replicating the old ranch house, at $120 a foot.
He concluded that the controlled low-cost settlement of ordinary citizens (not convicts) in the colonies would best solve the problems of poverty and crime caused by the sharp increase in the British population.
Now OMX, the Nordic exchange operator, says it plans a small-cap market.The EVCA lists a lot of things that would help a pan-European exchange to succeed: harmonisation of listing criteria, aggressive marketing, easy connectivity for investment banks from remote locations and low-cost settlement.
While just over half (59 %) of those who experienced flooding lived in an informal settlement, two fifths (42 %) lived in a formal, low-cost settlement.
In the following years he was occupied with low-cost settlements in Mumbai, Bangalore and Jodhpur.
The 1989 grounding of the Exxon Valdez off Alaska, for example, cost Exxon Mobil more than $4.3 billion, including compensatory payments, cleanup costs, settlements and fines.
Some 10-20% of the Big Four's audit revenues are routinely funnelled into litigation costs (settlements, insurance and the like), which are then passed on to consumers.
This time they wanted a 'no-cost' loan, for which borrowers are not required to pay closing costs at settlement -- costs that, depending on where one lives, usually run between $1,500 and $2,500.
