The phrase "affordability based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the factors or criteria that determine the affordability of a product or service.
Example: "The affordability based on income levels is a crucial aspect of our pricing strategy."
Alternatives: "cost determined by" or "pricing influenced by".
We evaluated affordability based on the percentage of each vehicle's total five-year costs compared with its total costs, including base price and one-time fees.
We then evaluated affordability based on the percentage of each vehicle's five-year costs compared with its grand total costs, including base price.
Starter-home affordability: Moody's Economy.com provided us with an index of housing affordability based on the cost of a median priced home in each city compared with the median income.
The Globe and Mail, however, called Toronto the worst city in the country for housing affordability, based on newly released 2016 census data about how much of a household's income goes toward housing costs.
Various measures to improve affordability based on experiences from essential pharmaceuticals are proposed.
Secondly, we assess affordability and undertake a modelling exercise of cost-effectiveness and affordability based on future scenarios with differing available budgets, discount rates, and time-horizons.
The breakthrough in affordability is based on a total systems design approach, in which the cost of the photovoltaic electricity generation system is an important component.
It added that from 21 March 2016, all companies offering mortgages in the UK, including those based in European Economic Area countries, would have to comply with a European credit directive (ECD) requiring a thorough affordability assessment based on information that had been verified by the lender.
Based on one method of calculating mortgage affordability, a couple would need a combined income of at least £100,000 ($155,000) in order to purchase one, placing them comfortably inside the highest-earning 10percentt of British households.
Affordability was calculated based on the minimum hourly wage needed to rent a two-bedroom apartment.
Affordability calculations are based on income, outgoings and any debt or financial commitments.
