The phrase "affluent ethnic" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of people who belong to a specific ethnic background and are financially well-off.
Example: "The affluent ethnic community in the city has made significant contributions to local charities and cultural events."
Alternatives: "wealthy ethnic" or "prosperous ethnic".
One government campaign tried to combat a falling birthrate by organizing, in effect, an official matchmaking agency aimed particularly at affluent ethnic Chinese.
They are also one of the most well-educated and affluent ethnic communities, with an average household income of $88,000, according to data from the Pew Center.
Jews, who are among the most affluent ethnic groups in the US, are, in many respects similar to lower income religious Christian white voters.
Besides, the U.S. census statistics now describe Indian-Americans as the best educated and most affluent ethnic group in the country.
Indian Americans are the most affluent, most educated ethnic group in the country.
For girls like Megan -- affluent, American-born ethnic Chinese -- traveling to China as an adolescent brings with it its own rites of passage, like going to studios that take heavily Photoshopped "glamour shots".
Borough B was more affluent, and its ethnic mix was close to the London average (40% from non-white British groups).
The aspirants to power are clothed more formally, with military or affluent suggestion but without ethnic influence.
This is encouraging because awareness of cancer signs and symptoms tends to be higher among women, people from more affluent backgrounds and White ethnic groups (Robb et al, 2009).
It has been widely documented that those who are less affluent and/or of an ethnic minority background are over-represented in persons who develop established kidney failure.
Today the tipping is occurring within American Jewry, pitting a confident and increasingly affluent Orthodox population against the ethnic, cultural kind of Jews who, for most of the past century, set the example of Jewish identity in the United States.
