The phrase "affordable internet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the cost of internet services and emphasizing their accessibility to a wider audience.
Example: "The government is working to ensure that all citizens have access to affordable internet, especially in rural areas."
Alternatives: "low-cost internet" or "budget-friendly internet".
Without air, you can't breathe and without reliable and affordable internet, we're doomed in Africa tech.
Anyone who is spreading affordable internet access – not under a corporate umbrella – deserves a lot of respect.
And just last week Facebook marked the first flight of Aquila, an unmanned, solar-powered aircraft designed to beam down affordable internet in remote places.
And thanks in large part to faster and more affordable internet connectivity, it is also breaking free from traditional production and distribution models.
Zuckerberg has thrown himself into his Internet.org project, devoting his time to making affordable internet access available to the two thirds of the world not yet connected.
Communism vs. Capitalism Many Cubans see technology and affordable Internet access as one of, if not the, most important priorities for their country.
Obama talked more broadly about the role of technology in government, speaking at length about community engagement including affordable internet access and online voting systems.
Internet use in China is growing dramatically, seeping from urban universities and businesses to homes and affordable Internet cafes all over the country.
Timothy Karr is the senior director of strategy for Free Press, a nonpartisan organization that advocates for universal access to an open and affordable internet.
In its recently published Affordability Index, the Alliance for Affordable Internet (A4AI) ranked Rwanda 10th overall, and first among all developing countries.
Animal rights and affordable Internet, rather than jobs and spending cuts, are more likely to cause people to take to the streets right now, and even then not in terribly great numbers.
