'elevated cost' is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an increase in the cost of goods, services, or labor. For example, "The elevated cost of living in this city is driving away potential residents."
It is concluded that, if primary energy (currently dominated by fossil fuels) and CO2 emission minimisation are important goals of national energy policy, PVT systems offer a significantly improved proposition over equivalent PV-only systems, but at an elevated cost.
They would have to be outsourced, at elevated cost to taxpayers.
But the elevated cost wasn't about welcoming more fans to the stadium.
First up, the Desire EYE: HTC's elevated cost largely comes down to the camera technology that's been shoehorned into EYE.
All possible advantages should be taken into account when considering the elevated cost of the Fixion nail.
David, through Skydance, has been labeled a keen dealmaker with an eye for high-profile, box office darlings, despite their elevated cost.
It represents a frequently medical emergency with elevated costs and high morbimortality.
However, mammalian cells have several drawbacks when it comes to bioprocessing and scale-up, resulting in long processing times and elevated costs.
The EPA has attributed the elevated costs to security precautions undertaken because of the number of threats Pruitt has received — especially compared to his immediate predecessors — since joining the Cabinet in February 2017.
Support for the new projects is facing serious concerns over the extremely elevated costs of high-speed and the ability of today's governments to fund or co-fund these systems.
Such decisions will come as little relief for thousands of retailers and wholesalers that have been forced to squeeze margins instead of passing their elevated costs to consumers, who have cut back on consumption of finished goods as their bills for groceries and gas jumped.
