The phrase "affordability of implementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost-effectiveness or financial feasibility of putting a plan or project into action.
Example: "The affordability of implementing the new software system will be a key factor in our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "cost-effectiveness of execution" or "financial viability of implementation".
The company took an exceptional charge of £3.3m, largely to cover the the cost of implementing a new "affordability action plan" designed to ensure its policies meet with FCA approval.
Sustainability: - Costs of implementing iCCM.
The additional cost of the program (affordability) when fully implemented may be prohibitive for a given country [ 12, 13] despite a favorable ICER per outcome for one person.
Increasing awareness of availability of financial assistance, implementing policies to expand affordability, and extending coverage options for the undocumented could help close these remaining gaps in coverage.
The project team also undertook an estimation of the resources required to implement the suggested strategies and found that the affordability of the strategies falls within the limits of the national HRH plan (2008 2015).
The affordability of coverage will play a pivotal role in whether California can successfully implement President Obama's Affordable Care Act and reach the goal of extending coverage to many of the state's 5.6 million uninsured residents.
Understanding the cost-effectiveness and affordability of interventions to reduce maternal and newborn deaths is critical to persuading policymakers and donors to implement at scale.
Unfortunately, many patients do not implement such changes for a multitude of reasons; among them include access to healthcare, affordability of medications, and most specifically, lack of education by their physician [ 5- 8].
Chiranjeevi Yojana (CY) is one such innovative public private partnership program, implemented in 2006 in the state of Gujarat aimed to improve availability, accessibility, and affordability of CEmOC services for poor women (13).
In this article we determine the cost-effectiveness and affordability of the community and facility-based interventions, both on their own (CI, FI), and in combination (FICI), as implemented by MaiKhanda in three central region districts of Malawi between 2007 and 2010.
