The phrase "affordable future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts related to economic sustainability, accessibility, or planning for a future that is financially manageable for individuals or communities.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy today will help us create an affordable future for generations to come."
Alternatives: "cost-effective future" or "economically viable future".
I thought that a glimpse of the best now available might be a way of anticipating the affordable future.
Reliable and affordable future zero emission power, heat and transport systems require efficient and versatile energy storage and distribution systems.
In a statement, Toshiba said the purchase "represents a major investment in the future, and in supporting the UK to meet the challenges of securing a stable, affordable, future energy supply and cutting CO2 emissions".
What measures must be undertaken by political and self-governing health institutions, and by medical informatics research, to ensure an efficient, medically advanced and yet affordable future health care system?
With high-throughput, next generation sequencing technology becoming increasingly reliable and affordable, future cancer genome studies are likely to be sequencing the entire genome in large collections of cancer samples.
If we make renewables more abundant and affordable, our future may look a little less bleak.
We will maintain a legal aid system that protects the most vulnerable, and is sustainable and affordable for future generations.
Our proposals will maintain a legal aid system that protects the most vulnerable, and is sustainable and affordable for future generations.
Furthermore, given that this funding is only for one year, there is no assurance of these changes being affordable in future years".
Pensions minister Ros Altmann said: "As our society changes, it is only right that we continue to review state pension ages and take into account the relevant factors to make sure that the state pension is sustainable and affordable for future generations".
The work and pensions secretary said the government had launched the review to ensure pensions remained affordable for future generations, but he failed to answer the shadow work and pensions secretary, Owen Smith, when pushed over concerns that workers would have to wait until they were 80 to retire.
