The phrase "affordable amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a price or cost that is reasonable and within one's financial means.
Example: "The service offers a variety of packages at an affordable amount, making it accessible to a wider audience."
Alternatives: "reasonable price" or "budget-friendly cost".
It is an affordable amount for a government that can make a priority of cutting inheritance tax".
Far better are income-based repayment plans, under which struggling borrowers are allowed to pay an affordable amount based on earnings and family size.
"My aim is to start paying an affordable amount into a pension scheme, but I have no idea what is the best option for myself and my family".
One of these plans, called Income-Based Repayment, caps the required monthly payment at an affordable amount based on the borrower's earnings and family size.
Rather than skittering around with leftovers after paying out to the bank, the loans companies, the credit card companies, and trying to make what's left stretch to cover our (wholly reasonable, according to the CCCS) living expenses, I'll be paying out a single, affordable amount every month to my creditors and, I hope, be sleeping through the night again.
It requires an affordable amount of space (288 slices for 100 skewers) and it is able to generate the next component of every skewer in only one clock cycle and operates at a high clock frequency (664 MHz). Figure 8 Hardware architecture of the random number generation module.
Of course not -- no more than credit-card companies want you to pay any more than that reassuringly affordable "minimum amount due".
The new affordable rent amount, set out in the London Plan, was passed at the London Assembly on Wednesday.
As sequencing of genomic data becomes increasingly affordable, the amount of sequence data that must be processed will also increase exponentially.
A goal of the original law was to have an inventory of affordable housing amounting to 10percentt of all dwellings in every municipality.
Council member Hans Riemer (D-At Large) questioned whether the contract increases are affordable, considering the amount of revenue the county expects.
