The phrase "undisclosed cost" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a noun phrase to refer to a cost that has not been revealed or made known. Example: The company was fined for undisclosed costs related to their environmental violations.
The automaker secured exclusive naming rights at the covered stadium for 10 years at an undisclosed cost.
Any personal touches, such as an individual logo created out of candle wax or a customised medieval procession, come at an extra, undisclosed cost.
The undisclosed cost will be borne by the United States, Britain and other Western countries, which have been pressuring the Afghan government to crack down on poppy production.
In what appears to be a first, Giuseppe Eskenazi and his son and business partner, Daniel, beat down one of the two leading international auction houses at an undisclosed cost, bound to have been in the multimillion-dollar league.
It also has its Growth Fund of £20m to be invested in independents over three years from January 2014 and has invested in two BAME companies at undisclosed cost.
The suit was settled in June with an agreement to donate the painting to the New-York Historical Society to display, with RFR paying the undisclosed cost of the painstaking move.
News International said in a statement: "News Group Newspapers announces today that it has reached an agreement with Andy Gray to pay him £20,000 in damages plus undisclosed costs.
The board's vote on raises came after it revealed that the C.P.S. budget deficit — which it said is now $712 million — includes millions of dollars in previously undisclosed costs.
"The Real Estate mortgage industry is experiencing a large influx of predatory brokers taking advantage of consumers through excessive fees, bait and switch, undisclosed costs and putting consumers into loans they will not be able to pay back.
A recent, controversial report by PricewaterhouseCoopers highlights some of the undisclosed costs of proposed health care reform.
In May, Chi-Chi's wanted to sell the property for $1.15 million, including undisclosed costs for relocation and loss of business, but later reversed out of the deal and wanted $1.75 million.
