The phrase "affordable given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost of something in relation to certain conditions or factors that influence its affordability.
Example: "The new software is affordable given the budget constraints we are working with."
Alternatives: "reasonably priced considering" or "cost-effective in light of".
This, too, should be affordable given the aid on offer and the growing oil and gas income.
RWE has debts of euro24 billion, affordable given its strong cashflow but large enough to preclude anything other than small deals to round out existing businesses.
When former President George W. Bush campaigned for big tax cuts in 2000, he claimed that these cuts were affordable given (unrealistic) projections of future budget surpluses.
More important than its absolute size is whether the tax cut is affordable, given the size of the projected budget surplus.
In short, the claim that the tax cut was easily affordable given other priorities was what is technically known as a "lie".
"Make no mistake, he wasn't doing it for shareholders, who have long been pushing for a stock split to make Google's shares a bit more affordable, given that they have been hovering around a whopping $650 each.
Declining long-term interest rates, driven by expectations that the threat of higher inflation has disappeared, have made mortgages more affordable, giving a boost to the housing industry.
In a separate interview earlier in the day, Mr. Obama said that despite the huge new government obligation, he would press ahead with his plans to overhaul the health care system to insure more people, make college tuition more affordable, give a tax cut to the middle class and raise taxes on those making over $250,000 a year.
Lyft and fitmob hack these pain points by creating an experience that is fun, accessible with the push of a button, and affordable giving consumers clear benefits that are lacking in traditional services.
Getting around Domestic flights in Mexico are frequent and affordable, and given the country's size, they're the best way to cover longer journeys.
Given the current citywide crunch in affordable housing, given our assumptions about green goods as status symbols, it's worth wondering how the social and environmental benefits of a green building are weighed against the additional costs.
