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Discover LudwigThe part of the sentence "online costs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the costs associated with something that is available online. For example, "The online costs for this software are significantly lower than the in-store costs."
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A monthly pass bought online costs $205.80.
A monthly commutation ticket bought online costs $238.14.
The emWave2, for example, which can be ordered online, costs about $230.
The smart lock, which can be ordered online, costs $199 and will begin shipping later this year.
And business is good, said its founder, Matt Francois: "The voting system gives an idea of what will sell, and, being online, costs are fairly low".
As for internet advertising, most of it goes to the biggest sites, such as Google and Yahoo Still, some papers are covering their online costs.
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Tickets, available online, cost $132.87 with all fees.
Monthly tickets purchased online cost $234.22; at the station, $239.
If the nice area rug we bought online cost $300.82, then I paid $150.41.
Tickets bought online cost $25.18 for a rush-hour round trip and $283.22 for a monthly.
The tickets, including the surcharge for ordering online, cost about the same as the monthly cable bill.
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