Another Word For Cost Effective

Here Some Examples And Use Cases for “Cost Effective” From The Web

Least-Cost

Cost-Efficiently

• Engine has also worked with Southwark council on targeting its services more effectively and more cost–efficiently.
• “Many mines were left unexploited, but now we can extract more cost–efficiently and so we are looking at areas where we can do that,” Tajani said.
• Burnt Mill said it “provides £1.2m of services centrally as it means we can leverage the trust’s bargaining power to provide services more cost–efficiently“.
• Satisfaction has dropped because companies have applied technology to handle calls more cost–efficiently rather than to improve customer satisfaction, Mr. Maoz said.
• “They’ve dramatically improved fulfillment, which means they can get products from click to doorstep faster and more cost–efficiently than anyone else”.
• Cremation can become not a way of disposing of the dead honorably, but of disappearing the dead conveniently and cost–efficiently.
• Because Tesla designs, manufactures, sells and services its own vehicles, it can operate more cost–efficiently and quickly incorporate customer feedback into production of the cars, it said.
• Clients want “a competently prepared document done as quickly and as cost–efficiently as possible”.
• We need to integrate them cost–efficiently into our business model”.
• It could cost–efficiently compete against common forest machines in some tasks.
• SIWR employs an optimal linear programming formulation to cost–efficiently place integrated RFID readers.
• The folding step can be performed manually or cost–efficiently in a continuous process (Kehrle & Drechsler 2004).
• One of such challenges facing restorationists is how to stabilize tailings using plants cost–efficiently (i.e. phytostabilization [1]).
• The startup has just released its new stock option service, which will allow companies to easily and cost–efficiently issue option grants to employees.
• Earth observation data in combination with statistical modeling may provide a unique approach for mapping and analyzing geodiversity cost–efficiently.

Cost-Beneficial

• Emphasize a range of preventive approaches, which can be highly cost–beneficial. 
• “We are investing in this technology now, to provide more cost–beneficial care for the future,” says Dr Shanti Nair, Prem Nair’s brother, who heads ACNS.
• Two trials reported some resource information suggesting a cost–beneficial saving when comparing therapeutic communities to a prison alternative.
• Targeted vaccination strategies may be highly effective and cost–beneficial.
• If the strain mismatch was 20%, vaccination was cost–beneficial only at vaccine efficacies of >65%; if the mismatch was 40%, vaccination was cost-beneficial at efficacies of >82%; while vaccination was not cost-beneficial if the mismatch was >50%.
• For immediate vaccination, at vaccine effectiveness of >55%, vaccination was cost–beneficial over treatment-only.
• Stockpiling with case-fatality rates of 0.4 0.6% would be cost–beneficial if vaccine effectiveness was >80%; while at case-fatality of >5% stockpiling would be cost-beneficial even if vaccine effectiveness was 20%.
• It will also examine whether these subsidies are cost–beneficial.
• At this prevalence, chlamydial screening in this population is probably cost–beneficial.
• DNase may be an effective and cost–beneficial treatment for atelectasis in non-CF pediatric patients.
• These studies have also shown the cost–beneficial nature of these programmes.
• General psychiatric services have a need for cost–beneficial screening instruments for adolescent populations.
• The threshold where varenicline was the most cost–beneficial was US$1,184.
• The bait delivery system using baits made from cheap locally available material can be considered safe, effective and cost–beneficial.