"from cost point of view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the expense associated with something. For example, "From a cost point of view, hiring an environmental consultant was the best choice for the project."
Richard French, senior vice president and general manager for Open Source, declined to break out the income of any one component of the company, except to say, "Slashdot works from a cost point of view and from a revenue perspective".
"From a cost point of view, it's important that we localize," said Mr. Aflatuni, as employees in the hangar-like factory padded around in electrostatic dampening clothes.
From the cost point of view, it was cleared that optimizing the fixed length of road profile applying GA, with different population size, would be better for big numbers of control points but smoother for low numbers of control points.
But if current trends continue, the cloud is likely to look increasingly attractive from a cost point of view — in part because competition among cloud-based vendors is fierce.
Spero T. Leakas Rochelle Park, N.J., Nov. 17, 2010 To the Editor: As a former planner and spokesman at New York City Transit, I think that the idea to extend the No. 7 line to New Jersey has merit from a cost point of view.
"From a cost point of view you'd lose that fifth day, which would save a lot of money from the ground's point of view and the broadcasters.
I suppose no one is really intending to build the next MySpace on this platform, but from a cost point of view, the difference between 100 and 10,000 users for ONEsite is probably near nothing.
It would make sense from a cost point of view as Android would surely help Sony save some money in the disastrous financial situation they are in at the moment.
