The phrase "affordability on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to discuss the affordability of a specific item or service, but it requires additional context to be properly used.
Example: "The affordability on housing in this area has become a significant concern for many families."
Alternatives: "affordability of" or "cost-effectiveness of".
The backlash put housing affordability on the agenda, but little action has followed.
For example, in addition to the above, Santander states that for all interest-only applications it will assess affordability on a capital and interest basis – ie, you may have to show you could in theory afford a more costly repayment mortgage.
Improving Internet access and affordability, on the other hand, are "supply side" initiatives.
The influence of income and affordability on energy consumption suggests that poverty is a problem mitigating sustainable energy consumption.
"Ongoing very tight credit conditions, still relatively stretched housing affordability on a number of measures, recession, faster rising unemployment and widespread expectations that house prices are likely to fall a lot further, form a powerful set of negative factors weighing down on the housing market".
Clinton and Trump should be talking about the issue of college affordability on the campaign trail.
And that's before you consider the ubiquity and affordability of always-on data connections much used by smartphone owners.
"The aggressive public acquisition of open space has driven up land costs," Mr. Wieboldt said, "and it has had an adverse impact on the affordability of housing on Long Island".
Many approaches to improving system affordability focus on one or two strategies (e,g., automation, outsourcing, repurposing, reuse, process maturity), and miss the opportunity for further improvements.
But while we agree that lawmakers do indeed need to focus on affordability, we disagree on what they should do.
The new system, which comes into force fully on 26 April, ensures that lenders conduct a full affordability check on mortgage applicants.
