The phrase "most expensive steps" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the steps or actions that are the most costly or expensive. Example: "To build the new bridge, the most expensive steps will be purchasing the materials and hiring the construction workers."
We adapted an existing groundwater modeling framework to perform some of the computationally most expensive steps within a cloud environment based on Microsoft Windows Azure.
In addition to personalized solutions for customers, Euveka's innovation facilitates the manufacturing processes by saving time and dividing prototyping costs, which is one of the most expensive steps for a company.
The efficiency of our BNNN cell is only 14%% lower than that for the conventional/commercial control, while the manufacturing cost is only ~80%% of the commercial, because it avoids the two most expensive steps of the conventional processing: screen printing and subsequent firing.
Enzymatic hydrolysis is one of the most expensive steps in biofuel production from lignocellulosic biomass primarily due to the need for high enzyme loading caused by low catalytic efficiencies [1], [2].
The most expensive steps are cell isolation and expansion of autologous progenitor cells performed over several weeks under GMP conditions.
B RDEE only requires that the three most expensive steps of the design algorithm be performed once, simultaneously for all backbones (Section 1.3, paragraph 3).
Here, we address the first and most expensive step of this process: aligning reads to a reference genome.
It is considered the most expensive step in purification downstream operations; therefore, its performance optimization offers a great cost saving in the overall production expenditure.
Multi-thread parallelization in the QMR solver through OpenMP pragmas is used to reduce the computational cost of its most expensive step: the single matrix vector product at each iteration.
Dr. Tikki Pang, director of research policy cooperation at the World Health Organization, said that "the first and most expensive step has already been taken: the results of genome research are publicly available.
In the logistics business, the "final mile" is what is considered to be the most expensive step.
