The phrase "affordable accommodation for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options for housing or lodging that are budget-friendly or within a reasonable price range.
Example: "The city is working on providing affordable accommodation for low-income families."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly housing for" or "cost-effective lodging for".
Has your council or housing association found an innovative solution to tackle the demand for affordable accommodation for single people?
Still, it's a shame to reduce their number, because they are the most affordable accommodation for middle-class families.
The hospital says it tries to provide affordable accommodation for as many as possible, while charities provide dormitory rooms nearby for as little as 50 rupees a night.
There are also plans to build wooden houses within the forest to provide affordable accommodation for people with a local connection.
Fortunately, Verona has far more affordable accommodation for a romantic weekend, such as B&B Casa Coloniale, where a double will set you back €60.
City life for the upper middle-class can't survive without domestic help – and where do they come from?" There is no affordable accommodation for them in the city, he points out, causing them to live in slums.
Providing good, safe and affordable accommodations for young travelers is "critical," she said.
HOSCAR is an acronym for HOStelworld Customer Annual Ratings; the awards are meant to showcase excellence in affordable accommodations for travelers, much like the Oscars do in the film world for movie-goers.
A revised application from the developer considered by the planning applications committee of Conservative-controlled Hammersmith and Fulham council last month, following Johnson's election as mayor in May, contained only 39% "affordable" accommodation, of which none was for rent.
It includes policies such as lobbying for the university to build more affordable accommodation and campaigning for the construction of a rail link to the town.
"Charities and companies have recognised the need for affordable accommodation, but we need action from policymakers.
