The phrase "affordable applied" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both affordable and applicable, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The program offers affordable applied solutions for small businesses looking to improve their operations."
Alternatives: "cost-effective solutions" or "affordable applications".
The term affordable applies to housing that costs up to 30percentt of the tenant's or owner's income, which cannot exceed 80percentt of the area or state median, whichever is lower.
BARRY PEARL Elwood, N.Y., March 29 , 2011To the Editor: Why not take the repackaging of food to hide increased costs in a different direction, and similar to stock splits to make purchases seemingly more affordable, apply this "revaluation" to some of the most pressing and controversial problems of the day?
Robert Oak Shrewsbury, Shropshire As a former Winchester city councillor with an interest in planning, I've always thought that the term "affordable" when applied to properties for let was meaningless and should be scrapped.
"The affordable units apply only to the density bonus," Mr. DeVincent said.
"This system will be effective and affordable and apply on land and at sea. "The International Code of Conduct for private security companies has already been signed by more than 460 PSCs, a third of them British.
Closing out this chapter will be an insight into a proposed prescription for achieving an effective system development process that is affordable to apply while producing good program results.
Experimental results show that the tracking error computation is reliable and the speed of the tracking error computation is affordable to be applied in real time error estimation in NPP field work support.
In 2003, the Town Board selected by lottery 100 names from the 272 residents who had applied for "affordable" housing.
(Those preferences are currently the subject of a lawsuit suggesting that the preferences perpetuate segregation. It was brought by several African American New Yorkers, who applied for affordable housing in mostly white neighborhoods and were denied because of the community preference requirements).
Electrophoretic surveys of DNA variation are relatively quick and affordable, and can be applied to almost any species from which tissue can be sampled.
