The phrase "affordability over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost-effectiveness or financial sustainability of a product or service throughout a specific duration.
Example: "When considering a new housing development, it's essential to evaluate its affordability over time to ensure it remains accessible to residents."
Alternatives: "long-term affordability" or "sustained affordability".
But there are three broad principles that all Asian governments could usefully keep in mind.The first is to pay even more attention to the affordability over time of any promises.
Labor says its policy would improve housing affordability over time, so presumably it believes its policy will cause house prices to be somewhat lower than they would have been without the change.
This will mean greater levels of public subsidy to improve affordability over time and take the strain off the housing benefit bill, which has become bloated over the last two decades to meet repayments to the financial sector through the mixed private-public funding regime.
PUSH Buffalo, the organization I direct, has assembled a trust of 100 parcels on the edge of a gentrifying district to preserve affordability over time, while demonstrating that low-income neighborhoods can lead the fight against climate change and create green jobs through intensive investments in weatherization and green affordable housing construction.
That's an 18.3percentt drop in affordability over this time last year.
The political context of Norway provides a unique opportunity to test whether increased availability and affordability of care over time due to policy change reduces the gap between high- and low-socioeconomic status (SES) families in utilizing center-based care compared to other care arrangements.
More descriptive attributes such as "ease of use," which might depend on individual user and a set of conditions, "mission effectiveness" over a particular suite of missions, and "affordability," which may change over time with changing business climate, etc., lend themselves readily to fuzzy evaluation as well.
This view is expressed in the continuing interest in alcohol taxes [11], recent interest in minimum pricing of alcohol [30, 31], and concern with the increased "affordability" of alcohol beverages over time or across countries [32, 33].
Our examination of comments provided spontaneously from women of all age groups show that these issues of affordability continue to be reported over time and affect women of all ages.
While the affordability of novel insulin preparations improved over time, they were still unaffordable in 2012.
Drawing on an extensive literature review, this study defines energy resiliency as a range of preparation, absorption, recovery, and adaptation measures that ensure availability, accessibility, affordability, and acceptability of energy supply, transmission and distribution over time.
