The phrase "affordability of these two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost-effectiveness or financial accessibility of two items, options, or entities.
Example: "When comparing the affordability of these two products, it's clear that one offers better value for money."
Alternatives: "cost-effectiveness of these two" or "financial accessibility of these two".
Potential affordability of the three strategies was assessed using probability sensitivity analysis (PSA) with the GDP of the Ukraine as a threshold.
While previous research has examined the effects of these two conditions upon housing affordability for low-income renters, the extent to which they are associated with growing socio-spatial polarization is under-studied.
We assessed the affordability of treating eight of common conditions causing high rates of morbidity and mortality of children in Guatemala by comparing the total cost of medicines prescribed at a standard dose to the daily wage of the lowest paid unskilled government worker at 56 quetzales ($6.87 USD per day) at the time of the survey.
Such measures should include ensuring the affordability of these choices.
The negative preference towards care homes may be associated with availability and affordability of these services.
The cost of treatment and affordability of four conditions is shown in Figure 4.
The present survey was conducted to investigate the price, availability, and affordability of fifty essential medicines in the public and private sector in Delhi, India using standardized WHO/HAI methodology.
Two of the studies discussed financial affordability of expected implementers and four studies discussed the issue of generalizability for application in different context.
Step two concerns the affordability of property being offered and step three touches on wider matters of suitability.
They were both reported by 17% of the respondents with unmet need whereas the affordability of travel cost was reported zero.
