"save costs for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to reduce or avoid expenses for someone or something. Example: Our new recycling program will help save costs for the company by reducing the amount of waste we produce. Another example: One way to save costs for your family vacation is to stay at a budget-friendly hotel.
The cleaners were classified as self-employed to save costs for us, and the customer.
Interest in Demand Response (DR) is increasing due to its potential to improve reliability and save costs for electricity systems.
If administered properly, he argues that the scheme "would save costs for newspapers and would provide quicker and more effective remedies for claimants".
Delay will save costs for this party if no project turns out to be profitable and will improve this party's bargaining power in any negotiation to a complete contract.
The chief executive, Leslie Moonves, said the writers' strike had sent several prime-time shows and late-night talk shows into repeats but also had allowed networks to save costs for making and developing new shows.
At the request of the Dutch House of Representatives, during 2010 the Audit Court investigated "whether the phasing out of closed standards and the introduction of open source software would improve the operation of market forces and save costs for the government".
The excellent reusability of the nanofibers mat will save cost for atrazine removal thus have huge economic benefits.
"Even though we pay for these visits, they over-all appear to be saving costs for the entire system, as opposed to costing more".
Apple, Amazon and Spotify won't be quaking in their boots just yet, but the technology does show promise in saving costs for artists.
This both saved costs for the family and provided companionship for the parents.
With a 2012 study showing $13.39 in saved costs for every dollar of funding put into poison control, it's no wonder this analog bastion has survived well into the digital age.
