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Discover Ludwig"materials cost" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to refer to the cost of materials used in a project, production, or any other context. It is often seen in business and financial reports, project proposals, and cost estimates. Example: "The total cost of the project is estimated to be $50,000, with 60% of the budget allocated to labor and 40% to materials cost."
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The materials cost about $10.
The materials cost under $100.
Such modern materials cost less and meet performance standards.
The agencies report that materials cost inflation has "remained negative".
"The materials cost what they would in the U.S., but the labor is much less".
ISuppli put the device's BOM (bill of materials) cost at $271.
When Kao planned its materials cost, it would want to turn that advantage into a specific challenge for manufacturing: Beat the industry standard for materials cost by 25%.
"The big benefit LCD guys are looking at is not materials cost," Olson says.
Clifford Stanley, an under secretary of defense, replied that the training materials cost only $10,000.
The project, with the Web site and related educational materials, cost about $2 million.
He said the materials cost $100,000, half of which came from his own pocket and the other from donations.
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