The phrase "affordable for both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing pricing or costs that are reasonable for two parties or groups.
Example: "The new subscription plan is affordable for both individuals and families, making it accessible to a wider audience."
Alternatives: "cost-effective for both" or "budget-friendly for both".
Only a few colleges can afford to make tuition affordable for both the poor and the affluent.
"That's the problem with some of the outsourcing arrangements – they are insufficiently flexible to accommodate change in a way that is affordable for both parties.
At some of the bigger college athletic programs, like Michigan, Ohio State and Texas A&M, where television revenue from big-time sports makes expansive team rosters affordable for both men and women, there are still male walk-ons in certain sports, especially football.
Plus, its pricing model was affordable for both large and small businesses.
Airbus engineer Bastian Schaefer said: "Flying in the future must remain affordable for both people and from an environmental perspective".
This project will use innovative techniques and approaches to reservoir characterization, numerical modeling, and laboratory experiments to make the renewable energy source cost-effective and affordable for both electricity and heat production.
MPAC provider, UgandaProviders also believed misoprostol to be more affordable for women, both because the treatment itself is inexpensive and because it avoided the additional expenses associated with a surgical procedure and hospital admission.
An expansion in housebuilding across the council-private divide was encouraged and sustained by government, meaning that the supply of affordable housing both for sale and for rent increased in tandem.
Helena Thompson Artistic director, SPID Theatre Company Attempting to meet the need for affordable shelter, both the Conservative and Labour London mayoral candidates promised to support a living wage and a living rent at one third of local average income (Editorial, 25 May).
The applied area of health economics provides insights into how to address the critical issues of catastrophic expenditure, providing cost effective interventions that are affordable both for governments and for consumers, questions of financing of health systems, implications of providing good quality human resources, and tradeoffs between equity and efficiency etc.
Like Henry Ford's cars, such houses were intended to be mass-produced objects, affordable machines for both the rising middle class and the working masses.
