'cost transfer' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the movement or shifting of costs, such as when companies transfer the cost of goods to consumers. For example, "The cost transfer to the customer caused a slight increase in prices."
Reservations persist among some fans, however, on the grounds that only three of them - Carlos Cuellar, Lee McCulloch and DaMarcus Beasley - cost transfer fees.
"It's an instant form of payment, and there's very low cost transfer fees," said Mr More.
However, these methods are found to have certain shortages such as operating cost, transfer of one phase to another, lower pollutant removal efficiency and decreasing the process performance.
The corresponding relationship between consumers' total real expenditure structure and retailers' profit structure embodies a basic cost transfer in the above equilibrium.
The first is a simple and low cost transfer printing process that transfers CNT films deposited on glass to a flexible substrate in few steps.
Unfortunately, there is no efficient expert system available for the airport managers to simultaneously consider the traditional cost (the aircraft tow cost, transfer passenger cost) and the robustness.
"Buttercoin might as well power international low cost transfers for Numbrs," Severin Ruegger, Centralway's Managing Partner in charge of the new investment arm, told TechCrunch.
It is also generally the 'gold standard' with regards capturing cost transfers, opportunity costs, and comparability of results [ 9].
They provide no cost estimates and do not try to quantify the cost transferred to the communities through the volunteers.
Making education the centerpiece will enable the federal government to reappraise the value of the island, making possible a no- or low-cost transfer to the city and state.
Low-cost transfer trajectories are significant to explore asteroids with distant orbits in a multiple targets' mission.
