"cost-effective labor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a labor force that contributes to productivity and economic growth at a lower cost than other labor forces. For example, "We need to invest in cost-effective labor to ensure our business's improved profitability."
To remain competitive, companies seek cost-effective labor sources, which takes them to China, Southeast Asia, India, and Mexico, to name a few.
Though its a good sign for the economy as more people are being able to join the workforce to supply cost-effective labor for the fledgling economy, the demographic transition is actually serving as a double-edged sword as it has also produced a rapid increase in numbers of older people who are more prone to NCDs and largely account for the rapidly increasing NCD burden (Basnyat & Rajapaksa, 2004).
At the same time, tighter budget constraints highlight the relevance of evidence-based, cost-effective active labor market policy making to support recoveries.
No problem: Morton's father had connections, and he garnered cost-effective materials and labor to realize both the walkway and a LO T/EK-designeddining table.
In summary, we suggest the analytical confined flame method as we define it in this work, to be a cost-effective and less labor-intense alternative to the unconfined flame method for applications where accuracy can be compromised.
SRM vessels may offer additional advantages: they are cost-effective (fewer flasks, less labor needed), safer (lower contamination risk), and simpler (culture vessel can also be used for shipment).
Summing up, in contrast to ALMPs aiming at generating incentives for employment retention, these aiming at employment creation, due to their strong transition, screening and competition effects, have generally proven to be more cost-effective and suitable to provide labor market losers with incentives to adapt and work, especially in recoveries.
From Call Centers to Major Hubs of Technology Innovation India built a reputation as the preferred location for companies to outsource their customer service call centers, due to inexpensive labor and cost-effective infrastructure.
The aim of the economic evaluation is to assess whether fibronectin testing as a triage for women with threatened preterm labor is cost-effective.
A more labor- and cost-effective strategy is the sequencing of DNA pools.
Conclusion: In women with a single prior cesarean delivery, a trial of labor is more cost-effective than an elective repeat cesarean delivery.
