The phrase "affordable enterprise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business or organization that offers products or services at a price that is accessible to a wide range of customers.
Example: "Our goal is to create an affordable enterprise that provides high-quality products without breaking the bank for our customers."
Alternatives: "cost-effective business" or "budget-friendly company".
It was actually Affordable Enterprises making the telemarketing calls, the FCC said.
Yet when I reached Affordable Enterprises' co-owner, Jessika Cabrera, she professed total surprise at being the target of an FCC investigation and a massive fine.
The company in question, Tucson-based Affordable Enterprises, "made more than 2.3 million maliciously spoofed telemarketing calls to Arizonans during a 14-month span starting in 2016 to sell home improvement and remodeling services," according to the FCC.
In Anfield, the Homebaked CLT began with the revival of a bakery near the Liverpool FC football ground, and it is now looking at ways of tackling other empty units in the area to provide workspace for social enterprise, affordable housing and "spaces to meet, chat and celebrate".
The cost of robotics has moved from accessible only to big business, to affordable for small enterprise, meaning much more experimentation will take place, says Andra Keay, head of Silicon Valley Robotics, a non-profit industry group.
Google always positioned Chromebooks as an easy and affordable way for enterprises to give their employees secure access to their virtual desktops and line-of-business applications.
The supposed purpose of Fannie and Freddie is to make housing more affordable, but these enterprises fuel low-equity leverage that has helped home prices rise faster than income.
But both also offer set menus at a range of prices, which makes the whole enterprise more affordable.
It is a social enterprise and affordable housing provider based in West Kirby on the Wirral peninsula near Liverpool.
Now she travels around Kenya, Pakistan and India for the Acumen Fund, a sort of venture capital fund that invests in socially productive enterprises, like affordable housing and ambulance services.
