The phrase "costs sustained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to expenses incurred or losses experienced, often in financial or legal discussions.
Example: "The company reported significant costs sustained during the project, impacting its overall profitability."
Alternatives: "expenses incurred" or "costs incurred."
Economists have begun considering when, and to what extent, the extra costs sustained by companies like TUI — not to mention the airlines — will start to damage Europe's already shaky economy.
The travel cost method is based on the assumption that the recreational benefits in a specific site can be derived from the demand function, or the estimated observed users' behavior, in relation to the costs sustained by them per number of visits.
These values include costs sustained by lost income, lost household production, disability, and health care costs.
Average costs sustained by patients aged ≥50 years affected by malignant lesions were computed to be €83.56 (operative efficiency 0.29, fair economic value 0.61).
The economic model was based on the difference between the costs sustained with (vaccine plus treatment for expected cases) and without (only expected cases) a vaccination program.
However, considering available data, a decreasing trend could be observed in the costs sustained by the Regional Health Service in the period of observation.
The designer faces a trade-off between allocative efficiency and cost of screening, because the cost sustained is wasted.
In this way, using an additional check of c bits on the macroblock, the cost sustained from each block is reduced to c/f bits at the expense of higher latency.
CCE represents the ratio between the hemodynamic work and the energetic cost sustained by the heart [ 1].
In terms of costs for the patient, assuming a cost of 10 15 € cents per message, and considering that on average each patient sent 52 messages, the overall cost sustained did not exceed €8.
