The phrase "a range of affordable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of products or services that are reasonably priced.
Example: "The store offers a range of affordable options for families looking to save money on groceries."
Alternatives: "a variety of budget-friendly" or "a selection of low-cost".
You can spot stars and space stations with a range of affordable or free smartphone apps.
Yoga societies offer a range of affordable classes that are available on most campuses.
Can we lose Fantasy house hunt, or replace it with "Practical house hunt" featuring a range of affordable, for sale and for rent houses across the country?
The shop, a 150-square-foot kiosk, will carry a range of "affordable home goods — tableware, bath items, stationery and toys — from the main store," said Kevin Brynan, the owner.
We hope that this new round of expanded and updated Findex data helps policymakers and practitioners work together to develop strategies to provide the unbanked with a range of affordable, accessible and appropriate financial services.
Proceeds from the sales helped meet the running costs of "rural sanitary marts", which employed poor people as toilet-masons making a range of affordable models (mosaic or ceramic bowls; bamboo or brick walls; single pits or twin pits).
"Consumers will find a range of quality, affordable coverage options on the marketplace in 2016".
The whole collection includes different pattern combinations, and a range of more affordable throws.
Obviously, we offer a range of very affordable tables and chairs.
To come later this year is a range of more affordable sofas, as well as an exciting range of wardrobes with fabric panels.
Lomography.com still sells LC-As (now mostly made in China) but they're not cheap; it also has a range of more affordable and even more low-fi alternatives.
