The phrase "affordable capsule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a capsule that is reasonably priced or within a budget, often in contexts related to products or services.
Example: "The new affordable capsule collection offers stylish options for those looking to refresh their wardrobe without breaking the bank."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly capsule" or "cost-effective capsule".
And now, building on their popularity, their new affordable capsule Debutantes collection offers three different styles, including the bow-fronted Papillon, each at a mere £69.
If you do not mind sleeping in a space the size of a roomy telephone booth, then consider one of Kyoto's affordable capsule hotels, which offer sleeping pods just big enough for you and your iPod (bathing facilities are shared and luggage is stored in lockers).
This launch brings the aerospace company one step closer to making flights to space more affordable with reused rockets and capsules.
HITTING THE RACKS Starting Monday, a capsule collection of 15 affordable dresses by JEFFREY COSTELLO AND ROBERT TAGLIAPIETRA, in solids and prints, will be at Barneys, (212) 756-8094.
The new rooms are in the "affordable luxury" segment, an offshoot of the Japanese "capsule" hotels — little more than sleeping space, somewhat like a coffin in a mausoleum.
And in October that year, the official opening of the affordable housing project was celebrated with a time capsule buried in the village green.
However, at times, herders buy affordable veterinary medicines or other concoctions of medical capsules and tablets of human medicine and apply them on sick small stock.
It's easy to put on, easy to remove, and includes gory flesh, blood capsules, and all the makeup you need to become the walking dead -- for an affordable $3.99.
However this price remains considerably more affordable than prices paid in high-income countries; for example, the British National Formulary lists a price of $5.43 per capsule [ 32].
