The phrase "afford through" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "I cannot afford through this method."
Alternatives: "manage through" or "provide through".
Montpellier, having to spend only what it can afford through the business of soccer, lies in second place, one point behind.
Kamen and Quadir's hope is that the two machines can be manufactured at a price that thousands of local entrepreneurs in developing countries could afford through small loans.
Zaida's family, the Pushainas, are prosperous above all, through the ruthless determination of its matriarch, Úrsula, who demands of Rapayet a high dowry for Zaida (of cows, goats, and traditional necklaces) that he could likely never afford through his labors as a low-level trader, or perhaps black marketeer, of coffee and liquor.
When she found a plan she could afford through the ACA she was greatly relieved, but paying for the insurance will require a significant portion of her already low wages.
To help manage her disease, Judy attended diabetes classes at the Food Bank of Corpus Christi and receives healthy food including fresh produce she could otherwise not afford through the food bank's diabetes pantry.
These two notions the physical shelter afforded through adequate and affordable housing, and the sanctity of a "home" comprising loved ones we can proudly claim as our own form the heart of the housing debate for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
Alternatively it has been shown that where fibres are added to concrete mixes protection is afforded through increased energy absorption.
Additional learning opportunities are afforded through the conferences of the Department of Pediatrics and the Cardiology Division of the Department of Medicine.
Biomaterials with unique chemical and physical properties are afforded through careful selection of composition and can be engineered to mimic critical aspects of the native extracellular matrix.
Progression afforded through IU result in a positive association with exploitative innovations, which partially mediate the effect of IU on explorative innovations.
Protection for the contractor in the renegotiation process is afforded through the injunctive power specifically bestowed by 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(3).
