The phrase "affluent on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as "affluent" typically describes wealth or abundance, but does not pair with "on" in a meaningful way.
Example: "He is affluent on various aspects of life" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "wealthy in" or "prosperous in".
His era was the '90s, when he reigned among the troubled affluent on "Beverly Hills 90210".
Contrasting voluntarily and involuntarily carless households (GSEM Model 3), we find that involuntarily carless households are less affluent on average and they tend to live in areas that are less land-use diverse, less walkable, and with worse transit coverage.
The 41-year old's constituency is predominantly affluent, on the outskirts of the capital, and a short tube journey away from the overheating core of the housing crisis.
Anyway, as Thomas says, Wales is a relatively poor, backward economy — according to Eurostat, poorer than Greece — that shares a currency with a large area that is more affluent on average.
Mr. Wilpon is hoping to create his $110 million playland for the affluent on 800 acres in the western part of the property, where the shorter runway now lies.
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Tesco is apparently focusing on the convenience format in a bid to attract affluent, on-the-go Californians who'd rather not spend 30 minutes in a superstore just to pick up some chicken drumsticks or resort to a microwave burrito and a Slurpee at a 7-Eleven.
The answer is that tax rates almost certainly have to rise more on the affluent than on other groups.
Bullock adds that the plush setting – in affluent Henley-on-Thames – is deliberate.
Moreover, there are vast class differences, from the affluent entrepreneurs on one end to the low-paid restaurant workers on the other.
Home prices on Mercer Island, another affluent area on Seattle's Eastside, rose more than 13% while homes in the Redmond and Carnation area rose 15.8%.
