The phrase "affordability for both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the financial accessibility of a product, service, or opportunity for two parties or groups.
Example: "The new housing policy aims to ensure affordability for both low-income families and middle-class individuals."
Alternatives: "financial accessibility for all" or "cost-effectiveness for everyone".
By reducing the supply of housing, it would erode housing affordability for both renters and owner-occupiers," it found.
St. Louis was the only metro that saw increases in affordability for both Hispanic (+5.4 points) and African-American families (+4.3 points).
For example, incentives to prescribe and use generics may help to shift market share away from commonly used brand medicines, exert pressure to reduce the prices of these brand products, and increase treatment affordability for both CHI plans and patients.
Affordability issues for both renters and home buyers are rampant across a wide range of incomes in nearly every city in the country, forcing people to spend more than the recommended 30percentt of their income on housing.
At the same time, the cost of healthcare is expected to increase, causing affordability concerns for both individuals and society [ 7- 9].
Notably, the for-profit nature of the private sector demands that when pricing their products, firms must consider both the affordability for the patient and the provider's desire to generate profits from the provision of a technology [ 12, 21- 23].
Both would threaten coverage, pediatric benefits, and affordability for millions of children.
This year they released "Oakland At Home," which introduced strategies to protect affordability for Oakland residents as well as build more affordable and market rate homes.
"We stand ready to work with both parties on market-based solutions that improve access and affordability for consumers," said Marilyn Tavenner, the group's president and CEO.
We need thoughtful policies that support innovation and promote access and affordability for patients.
The government's latest housing strategy agrees that improving affordability for aspiring homeowners is critical.
