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Ben9108  +  182549 Fri, 13 Jan 06 12:49 PM

74nos of existing model has been ordered. Cost implication will be incurred for changing the model.

(The sentence grammar of whether it correct or not.)
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Chief Cook  +  184238 Mon, 16 Jan 06 03:51 PM

Hello Ben9108

Try these:

a) Should you change the model then there will be a cost implication.

b) Changing the model will incur an extra cost.

c) Changing the model will have a cost implication.
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