The phrase "affordability standards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing criteria or benchmarks related to the cost of goods, services, or housing that are considered affordable for a specific group or population.
Example: "The government has implemented new affordability standards to ensure that low-income families can access housing without financial strain."
Alternatives: "cost criteria" or "price benchmarks".
Such loans, which are expected to be the most common, will have to meet the affordability standards that apply to all mortgages.
The association has a program highlighting hospitals that perform better on quality metrics, such as lower rates of complications and readmissions, while also meeting affordability standards.
Under the new laws, developers will be required to meet more stringent affordability standards, give priority to neighborhood residents for lower-cost units, and ensure that units remain affordable for at least 35 years.
Growth in consumer credit has been slowing since it peaked at almost 11percentnt in November 2016, prompting fears of another debt bubble and leading the Bank to demand tougher affordability standards for borrowers.
Rhode Island adopted affordability standards in 2010 that imposed price controls — particularly inflation caps and diagnosis-based payments (rather than traditional fees for service) — on contracts between commercial insurers and hospitals and clinics.
The Commonwealth Fund, a staunch advocate of health care reform, believes that the House bill meets its affordability standards (5 to 10percentt of income) for premiums required of families earning up to about $75,000 a year, while the Senate Finance panel's bill falls short at every step of the way.
The Dashboard predicts this will result in the production of more affordable units than if a lower affordability standard were in place, and that they will likely be built on-site.
...But families are excluded from the affordability standard.
Yet the ACA is unclear on how the affordability standard is applied when self-only coverage offered by an employer meets the affordability standard (9.5percentt of family income), but family coverage does not.
Working within administrative rules, State Department officials say, he re-engineered the visa program to de-emphasize the affordability standard that held that visas were to be denied to those who could not prove an income large enough to support travel to the United States.
Businesses can offer both a skinny plan and at least one other insurance plan that does meet the ACA's affordability standard.
