"lopsided cost" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that the cost is uneven or disproportionate. Example: The lopsided cost of living in the city makes it difficult for many people to afford basic necessities.
The lopsided cost-ineffectiveness of ART means that each disability-adjusted life year (DALY) saved by treatment comes at the expense of many, many more DALYs lost in the future because the prevention measures needed to reduce transmission cannot be implemented [[ 24], p. 139].
The lopsided fixed-costs nature of the business is a given, like automobiles or steel production, where you can bleed billions when times are tough.
Azarenka had been brought in to give the team a high-powered push over the finish line, but her lopsided losses ultimately cost the team a playoff berth (Azarenka would then go on to win a W.T.A. tournament in Stanford the very next week).
This lopsided distribution of costs is built upon a distorted narrative: profligate governments from Europe's less responsible nations spent beyond their means and now can't repay their debt.
The lopsided death toll immediately raised suspicions of extrajudicial executions.
No matter that all the reasons for eating locally lose their meaning in this new, lopsided equation, from the environmental cost of trucking and flying food long distances to the aesthetic issue of flavor.
Trump has routinely used China as a catch-all punching bag for lopsided trade agreements that have cost the U.S. jobs.
Few government policies present such a lopsided tradeoff between benefits and costs.
A lopsided percentage of American healthcare costs go toward meds and medical procedures to keep hearts beating in terminally ill people 65 and older, people who often have little or no quality of life.
The policy (which is one of population control, not birth control) has had dreadful costs, including widespread female infanticide, a lopsided sex ratio and horrors such as mass sterilisation and forced abortions.
Like with a business, start-up costs versus revenues [early on] always look lopsided," he wrote in an email, noting that fees to his firm this quarter add up to less than one percent of the half-million dollars the group raised.
