"elevated costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can refer to an increase in the cost of something or a high cost for something. For example, "The company was facing elevated costs due to increased production".
Elevated costs and emissions from the pioneer plant can be directly tied to the high material consumption and low protein yield.
It was not associated with increased mortality, but it was shown a positive correlation between its occurrence and longer SICU LOS and elevated costs.
Elevated costs of POCT per analysis seem to be outweighed by the total gain of expedited patient flow in the appropriate setting.
Seven studies reported that "poor asthma control" was associated with an increase in healthcare and elevated costs [ 14, 16, 26, 30, 31, 51, 54] (Table 9).
Molecular profiling, as a relatively recent technology, still has elevated costs, partly determined by the fact that existing protocols are offered as centralized services.
The spouses' elevated costs commenced 2 to 3 months before their partners' AD diagnosis and persisted over the follow-up period.
These latter are the concern of the Biological Branch, since unrestricted fishing results in an irregular supply, and the depletion of certain fishing regions causes a migration of fishing effort to regions more remote from markets, thus intensifying competition, elevating costs, damaging quality, and, in addition, creating international disturbances and animosities.
Through ever higher excise taxes the state will collect almost all of the windfall that lies between the artificially elevated price and the real cost of gas.
Conventional public low-income housing programs (like many seen throughout the Caribbean) tend to use a single uniform (city-wide) urbanization standard regardless of the housing type and cost – elevating development costs and increasing the need for subsidies, maintenance of public spaces and infrastructure.
At the same time, Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, has reiterated that he expects elevated commodity costs to moderate.
"Consequently, despite the financial market volatility, worries about the housing market and elevated energy costs, consumers seem to be pretty happy.
