The phrase "reduced cost for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a lower price or expense for something. Example: The company is offering a reduced cost for their new product during the holiday season.
The agency said that it negotiated a reduced cost for the two year extension, which was initially a five year deal.
The software system allows users to share files between computers on a peer-to-peer basis, rather than downloading direct from one server owned and operated by a company, which leads to faster downloads and a significantly reduced cost for the file distributor, in this case Thom Yorke.
The advancements could lead to increased accessibility to cancer screening for patients, and reduced cost for healthcare providers and insurers.
He has effectively applied thin film technologies to current problems in energy including increased efficiency and reduced cost for electrochemical energy conversion.
Several factors may explain the absence of reduced total hospital costs despite reduced costs for intermediate care patients.
Mr. Gatto maintained that extended contracts limited profits for all contractors and reduced costs for the city.
In fact, market forces, primarily reduced costs for natural gas, have forced the closure of coal plants.
For example, reduced costs for NHS trusts of up to £1bn and better patient care could be delivered by tackling certain types of sight loss and patient falls.
The government's Funding for Lending scheme, introduced in August 2012, has reduced costs for lenders by offering cheap funding to banks and building societies.
She believes proper discussions about methods of distribution, auditing and lab tests will result in more efficient ways of working and reduced costs for everyone.
A separate report by Professor John Hills of the London School of Economics argued that cutting fuel poverty would lead to fewer winter deaths and reduced costs for the NHS.
