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Calive Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Operation, operating or operational cost
While referring to the cost of operations of a business, which is the right term to use?
a. operation cost
b. operating cost
c. operational cost
b seems to be most popular, while c appears to be grammatically correct. What do you think?
a. operation cost
b. operating cost
c. operational cost
b seems to be most popular, while c appears to be grammatically correct. What do you think?
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Yes you're correct - operating costs - that's the term used in business English
- Yes you're correct - operating costs - that's the term used in business English
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Yes you're correct - operating costs - that's the term used in business English
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Thanks for your inputs.
I searched for "operating" and "operational" on Google and found both being used. I am still not sure if there is some logic behind using one or the other in some specific places.
I searched for "operating" and "operational" on Google and found both being used. I am still not sure if there is some logic behind using one or the other in some specific places.
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