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The phrase "affordable choices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or alternatives that are reasonably priced and accessible to a wide range of people.
Example: "The store offers a variety of affordable choices for families looking to save on groceries."
Alternatives: "budget-friendly options" or "cost-effective selections".
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But then there are those who would welcome more affordable choices in town.
Meanwhile, American consumers had many new, affordable choices in cars — while Detroit continued to have trouble competing with its Japanese rivals.
Or was it the self-assured maître d'hôtel, designer of the wine list, who ably proposed affordable choices to complement our meal?
"Growth in these markets is driven in part by the economy and those seeking more affordable choices in accommodations," a Hostelworld.com representative, Aisling White, said in a statement.
WINE LIST -- An international selection with an emphasis on French wines, a generous selection by the glass and an attempt to include a few affordable choices.
Although living overseas has its thrills, it also has its difficulties -- especially in buying property ("A World of Affordable Choices," Feb. 19).
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An affordable choice, they're ideal for lecture to library use.
Short-term apartment rentals are an increasingly common and affordable choice.
He went to Miami University of Ohio, in Oxford, which was an unlikely but affordable choice.
"Kuala Lumpur is an affordable choice, but Malaysia outside its capital city is one of the cheapest retirement havens on earth right now".
As the editorial suggests, even institutions like ours with "price tags" at the higher end of the spectrum can be an affordable choice.
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