projected cost
collocation in Englishmeaningsofprojectedandcost
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projected
adjective
uk/prəˈdʒek.tɪd/us/prəˈdʒek.tɪd/
planned for the future or calculated based on information ...
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cost
noun
uk/kɒst/us/kɑːst/
the amount of money needed to buy, do, or ...
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(Definition ofprojectedandcostfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The approach to attributing utilization can have a direct effect on theprojectedcost-effectiveness (or lack thereof) of an intervention.
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Theprojectedcostfor 1987–88 is £105 million.
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Theprojectedcostin 1997–98 is £85 million.
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Theprojectedcostof housing benefit expenditure over this period will be published in the social security departmental report in the normal way.
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However, a reconfiguration of the current office space and hearing rooms is being investigated at aprojectedcostof approximately £400,000.
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Theprojectedcoston the same basis for 1994–95 is £2.1 million.
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We have to put theprojectedcostin perspective.
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Theprojectedcostof the proposals had an overall figure of about £60 million.
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Theprojectedcostof completing the rural land register is in the order of £5.5 million.
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Theprojectedcostof this exemption for 1986–87 is 1·7 million.
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The northern region has 18 schemes in the national roads programme at a currentprojectedcostof £170 million.
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Such a move would have required a massive infusion of cash—aprojectedcostof about £40 million.
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We are told that theprojectedcostfor 197–9 is £4,747,000, for 200 staff.
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In particular, we are concerned about the changes to theprojectedcostof relocating to the new building.
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That scheme is progressing as planned, at aprojectedcostof some £8.4 million—a significant commitment indeed.
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Is the cost of the deterrent thought to be going down in this way because the totalprojectedcostof the defence bill is rising, or what is the explanation?
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Theprojectedcostin 1978–79 is £10,500.
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Theprojectedcostof the programme is £400,000.
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Theprojectedcostin 1978–79 is £6,800.
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It was about a project that began life less than two years ago and of which, at the end of last year, theprojectedcostwas about £230,000.
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