The phrase "affordability concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to the cost of goods or services and their impact on individuals or communities.
Example: "The recent increase in housing prices has raised significant affordability concerns for many families in the area."
Alternatives: "cost issue" or "financial worry".
Unfortunately, the common policy responses to the affordability concern don't address the fundamental cause and in many cases they exacerbate the problem.
Locating the responsibility for ECCE within education is important as the education framework highlights access, affordability, concern for a (relatively) well trained workforce, and curriculum as a basic tool for practice.
Subsequently LMICs may consider AIs for inclusion on their NEML as the affordability concern is fading away.
Mr. Baucus called the package an effort to reach a "global solution" to affordability concerns.
Affordability concerns have mounted to the point that many economists believe a continuation of the growth trend is unsustainable.
We thought there was a middle ground between addressing the affordability concerns of payers with the value of the treatment," he said.
The pending deal would address the affordability concerns of the remaining longtime tenants who managed to hold on to their apartments.
How do you preserve that kind of high-touch education in the face of affordability concerns, expenses and a shrinking high school population?
Some individuals eligible for employer coverage or insurance through Covered California, with or without ACA subsidies, will not enroll due to affordability concerns, rising costs, lack of knowledge of subsidies, or other reasons.
Many parts of the U.S. are seeing low inventory, leading to bidding wars and other affordability concerns.
Aside from affordability concerns, some worry that a rapid expansion of short-term lets can alter an area's atmosphere.
