The phrase "affordable enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is reasonably priced or within a budget.
Example: "The new smartphone is affordable enough for most consumers, making it a popular choice in the market."
Alternatives: "reasonably priced" or "sufficiently affordable".
At $124, the curtain is affordable enough to worm its way into the public's heart.
Publishers are hoping that Thomson will make the new devices affordable enough to become popular.
Happily for Mr. Suzuki, his preferences are becoming affordable enough for the noncelebrity market.
The products at Bed, Bath & Beyond are affordable enough that $29.99 is not breaking the bank.
So far, there is money in place to rebuild only about 1,000 units affordable enough for previous residents.
Her building is most compelling as an example of architecture that is practical and affordable enough to please real-estate developers and stirring enough to please critics.
But it does have important merits: it is comprehensible, and also affordable enough to stand some chance of actually coming to pass in the cash-strapped years ahead.
The state will set rules to help insurance companies create health plans intended to be affordable enough for people with lower-middle incomes.
While no doubt quality organic produce, the brand does not create enough foodstuffs at an affordable enough price to feed the growing UK population in perpetuity.
So you can expect it will be some time — as in several years — before even more sophisticated LED systems like the one in the Mercedes ESF 2009 are affordable enough for mainstream family sedans.
Her proposal, which is estimated to cost about $350bn over 10 years, would provide grants to US states that make their public four-year institutions affordable enough that students do not have to take out loans to attend.
