The phrase "affordable for example" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context.
It can be used when providing an example of something that is affordable, but it should be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "Many products are affordable, for example, budget-friendly smartphones."
Alternatives: "affordable, such as" or "affordable, like".
"Lenders will consider lending beyond retirement age where it can be shown that it would remain affordable, for example where there is a large pension," Hollingworth said.
Restricting the marketing of unhealthy food to children, making healthier food more affordable, for example through subsidies on fruit and vegetables, and making less healthy food more expensive by using taxes, for example on sugary drinks, were among the measures needed, she told the Guardian.
It then devised a plan for making those drugs more affordable (for example, by offering smaller packs with fewer pills), established a network of local distributors to ensure dependable supplies, and enlisted hundreds of local educators to teach people how to improve their health and refer them to physicians for treatment.
Citing his push to make college education more affordable, for example, he noted that a good education isn't enough in an economy undergoing profound change.
It's a good model for how we could approach affordable housing, for example, with refundable rental or mortgage credits.
But he could also be oblivious to the needs of people without his money and privilege, often brushing aside concerns about the crisis of affordable housing, for example.
Forty years ago, the founding fathers of neo-conservatism criticised the Great Society on the grounds that its soaring intentions often produced bad results: rent control reduces the availability of affordable housing, for example.
Could benefits that require public subsidy — like affordable housing, for example — be awarded to a particular neighborhood to win acceptance of a project rather than on the basis of where these benefits are needed most?
The $88 price of three courses plus all the little extras makes Eleven Madison Park more affordable than, for example, Le Bernardin or Daniel, and is a major reason I send people there more often.
Not only is it more affordable — Carnival, for example, has four-day cruises in the western Caribbean for as little as $179 a person — it's also more in tune with the way Americans, ever pressed for time, like to vacation these days.
The lack of affordable housing, for example, is a concern for her because a person with AIDS needs a place to store medications and a kitchen to prepare healthy meals.
