The phrase "planned cost" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are providing details about a suggested cost expected for a project. For example, "We have estimated the planned cost for this project to be around $500."
And yet, the tower was finished 16 months late, at three times its planned cost.
"Now I am in a position to take a venue of one lakh rupees," or 10 times the originally planned cost, he said.
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An initial overall budget of 9 billion Pound (House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts 2008) was indicated in the bid, while according to many interviewees, the real expenditure reached 24 billion, almost three times the original planned cost.
Based on the developed model, prospective planned cost reduction activities, such as the possible implementation of telemedical care can be assessed and used for decision making in health care systems.
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It said it was 30 per cent of the way towards planned cost-saving measures.
He pledged that the company would increase its planned cost-cutting by 50percentto to $3 billion from $2 billion, and adjusted G.E.'s expected 2008 earnings growth to 5percentt or less.
The following section describes how costs and utilities will be measured for the economic evaluation as well as the planned cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analyses.
In the additionally planned cost-utility analysis, QALY's (Quality Adjusted Life Years) will be used as the primary outcome measure as assessed by the EQ5-D.
It still does not justify the costs that meal plans cost students.
