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Discover LudwigThe phrase "has high cost" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is expensive or has a significant price. Example: The new car model has high cost due to its advanced technology and features.
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Cloud computing datacenters consume huge amounts of energy, which has high cost and large environmental impact.
Generally speaking, electricity storage has high cost and its service life can be shortened during the charge discharge process.
However it does not permit a mass screening because it has high cost and requires long term monitoring.
With more data traffic demand in the future, enhancing the system spectral efficiency by the deployment of traditional macro eNodeBs (eNBs) has high cost.
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And bariatric surgery has high costs.
The country also has high costs and lengthy regulatory procedures.
Since extra-low head sites of rivers are available near urban-sides with high population, where there is a demand for electricity, an appearance of suitable turbine, which has high cost-effectiveness, maximum reliability, easy maintenance and little environmental impact, is required.
This extra public task has high costs and comes with high uncertainties.
Damaged formation by scales has high costs, including: Drastic declines in production rate.
Parental care often has high costs [ 2, 3, 23], e.g. due to predation risk, and time and energy loss.
Sick leave has high costs for employers and societies and is a putative cause of social exclusion [ 1, 2].
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