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The phrase "rising cost of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the costs of something going up. For example: "The rising cost of rent in the city has become unaffordable for many residents."
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The rising cost of feed is hurting ranchers, the rising cost of corn is hurting ethanol producers and the rising cost of wheat is hurting bread makers.
First, there is the rising cost of electricity.
First, of course, is the rising cost of fuel.
Another concern is the rising cost of labour.
The immediate hurdle is the rising cost of capital.
The rising cost of health insurance has eaten up raises.
The rising cost of food tops the list of complaints.
There is the very high, and rising, cost of renting.
Farmers are concerned about the rising cost of living.
The higher price reflected the rising cost of energy nationwide.
They brought home the rising cost of the nuclear standoff.
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