The phrase "affordable language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe language that is easy to understand or accessible in terms of cost, often in the context of education or communication.
Example: "The course offers affordable language options for non-native speakers, ensuring everyone can participate."
Alternatives: "accessible language" or "easy-to-understand language".
When we treat our one-year-olds, rather than our teen-agers, we speak the affordable and effective language of prevention.
Otherwise, seventeen months before the general election, and despite the welcome offstage diversions of those Supreme Court decisions affirming same-sex marriage and the Affordable Care Act the language of the 2016 race has been unnervingly free of thought.
Susan Rogers of the Rice Design Alliance said that Gulfton's "affordable housing, shops, language, food, and culture all help to provide a familiar environment that eases the residents' transition to life in America".
A nascent Chinese bird conservation movement has recently emerged in the wake of the publication of an affordable, quality Chinese-language field guide to the birds of China, Franzen said.
Otherwise, seventeen months before the general election, and despite the welcome offstage diversions of those Supreme Court decisions — affirming same-sex marriage and the Affordable Care Act — the language of the 2016 race has been unnervingly free of thought.
Among the many challenges faced by Greek families coming to New York City in search of better treatments and cures for their children's illness was the lack of affordable housing, an intimidating language barrier, and an inadequate family support system.
The actual text of the amendment restricts its applicability to "safe and affordable prescription drugs" ― language that should make clear to the committees drafting the more detailed legislation that they shouldn't be clearing poison.
The White House hinted Monday that there are ways around the Healthcare.gov glitches., as the Affordable Care Act includes language providing the administration with broad authority over any associated penalties.
The Affordable Care Act includes language providing the administration with broad authority to specify who can avoid the mandate because of hardship, which the law describes as "an individual eligible for a hardship exemption, such information as the Secretary shall prescribe".
In addition, the editors can suggest affordable and trusted English-language editing services to help the author improve the quality of the writing.
The budget deal stripped the Class Act language from the Affordable Care Act.
