The phrase "affordability study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an analysis or assessment of the cost-effectiveness or financial feasibility of a product, service, or project.
Example: "The city commissioned an affordability study to determine if the new housing development would be accessible to low-income families."
Alternatives: "cost analysis" or "financial feasibility study".
Probably the most significant are the Price Index of Operating Costs and the Income and Affordability Study.
The Income and Affordability Study focuses on tenants, surveying such factors as their salaries, Social Security, public benefits, rent-to-income ratios, eviction rates and homelessness.
In terms of the tenants, the recently released income and affordability study [pdf] found total employment levels in the city increased 2.1percentt, while the city's equivalent of the GDP, gross city product increased by 3percentt during 2007.
The bill would require FEMA to delay implementation of most rate changes until it has completed an affordability study and a framework to minimize hardship for the most vulnerable homeowners.
In this case, the South African government could consider the MVA85A strategy, but an affordability study would still need to be conducted.
Although questions directed at willingness to pay were included in the KAP surveys in the original communities in Samfya District and in the pilot communities in Mansa, Mwense and Nchelenge Districts, no affordability studies have been carried out.
In terms of affordability, the study found that both metformin and glibenclamide could cost up to two working days of salary for non-skilled workers to purchase a monthly course treatment.
Patients' socioeconomic status may be of importance as well, and although technical progress continues to bring increasing affordability, future studies should also attend to this issue.
College Affordability Diagnosis, a study published today by the Institute for Research on Higher Education at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education (Penn GSE) ranks all 50 states on college affordability, and gives a sobering view of the difficulty many low- and middle-income families have paying for college even after financial aid is taken into account.
Figures 5 and 6 illustrate the pattern of diabetes medicines affordability over the study period.
Low accessibility to RH services among the poor youths due to a lack of affordability in our study highlighted the inequity of access to RH services between the rich and the poor, and the rural and urban dwellers as found in previous studies [ 8, 35, 36].
