The phrase "justifiable cost" is correct and commonly used in written English. It refers to a cost or expense that is reasonable and can be justified or explained. It is often used in business or financial contexts. Example: The company's CEO defended the decision to purchase new equipment, stating that it was a justifiable cost due to the projected increase in productivity.
Collectively, government, pharma, insurers, hospital systems and physicians all have a role to play in providing access to the right care at justifiable cost. A. Gordon Smith, MD, is a professor, vice chair of research, and chief of the Division of Neuromuscular Medicine at the University of Utah School of Medicine.
"If OMB does not find the benefit / cost analysis or paperwork burden analysis to justify a requirement, it may demand better analysis or insist that the agency pare back the proposal to impose a justifiable cost to consumers and the economy," Beck explained in an email to The Huffington Post.
Multiobjective optimizations are employed to find optimal solutions that increase exergy efficiency at justifiable costs.
It was concluded that whilst a detailed study is inevitable in order to achieve a comprehensive design plan, based upon the results of this study the construction of a submerged weir at the entrance channel can satisfy the needs of most of the stakeholders, with justifiable costs over a longer period.
With the introduction of FNAC in suspicious lymph nodes in women who were examined during follow-up, we wanted to offer the least invasive tissue sampling method with a justifiable cost-benefit ratio.
Also, if the cost of new antibiotic treatment (for the same efficacy) was twice as high as today's, the economically justifiable price of the vaccine would be $27 per dose; similarly, if the cost of new antibiotic treatment was 5 or 10 times as high as today's, the economically justifiable price of the vaccine would be $31 and $36 per dose, respectively.
This concept was created building upon a methodical analysis of the reference structure and resulted in a weight reduction of 24 kg through justifiable additional costs and fulfilment of the requirements, e.g. crash and stiffness.
Second, our analysis will provide tobacco control advocates seeking government funding for anti-smoking programs with evidence that such programs are as justifiable on cost-effectiveness grounds as the newly available treatment for macular degeneration.
As in the two examples given in this chapter, it is likely that significant usability engineering effort will usually be easily cost justifiable on international web development projects.
Though they be civil, the sanctions we review in this case are no more justifiable as "a cost of acquiring newsworthy material," ante at 670, than were the libel damages at issue in New York Times, a permissible cost of disseminating newsworthy material.
Is the revealing of sensitive information at a security cost justifiable solely based on the freedom of information principle?
